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Mbappé’s Anfield Nightmare Sparks Outrage in Madrid
Kylian Mbappé’s turbulent start at Real Madrid hit a new low after a dismal performance in their 2-0 defeat to Liverpool at Anfield. The French superstar not only missed a crucial penalty that could have leveled the game but also failed to make an impact, leaving fans and pundits questioning his place in the team.
Spanish media, which had been patient with Mbappé since his arrival, unleashed scathing criticism, labeling his performance “uninspiring” and accusing him of lacking the leadership Real Madrid desperately needs.
Fans, too, are losing patience. Many were left furious after Mbappé left the pitch immediately after the final whistle, neglecting to acknowledge the traveling Madrid supporters. This gesture, highlighted by AS, has only fueled frustration among the fanbase.
While Carlo Ancelotti offered public support for his star player, Mbappé’s repeated underwhelming performances and apparent detachment are casting a shadow over his reputation at the club. With pressure mounting from all sides, Mbappé must quickly rise to the occasion to salvage his relationship with the Madrid faithful and regain his footing at the Bernabéu.
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