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Despite a double course in Spanish/Communication, I decided to take control of my dreams by heading into journalism. With a master's degree in sports journalism, I cover sports and football news with as much admiration for transfer periods, when a club must make crucial choices for next season.
There is no longer any doubt about it, Kylian Mbappé is going through a very complicated period. The former PSG player has had a mixed start at Real Madrid, and had a nightmare this Wednesday evening against Liverpool in the Champions League. For Eric Di Meco, Mbappé must absolutely focus on the pitch, in order to regain his best level.
A shipwreck. Defeated by Liverpool this Wednesday evening in the Champions League (2-0), the Real Madrid could not count on a large Kylian Mbappé. Messy in the game, the Frenchman who arrived this summer also missed a crucial penalty for the Merengue. After the meeting, Carlo Ancelotti nevertheless wanted to protect its star, who is going through a bad patch.
“Sometimes there are times when things don’t go well”
“When you are a striker you want to score and have confidence. I think that for Mbappé, it’s a difficult moment. We will support him and give him love. It could be a lack of confidence, perhaps. Sometimes there are times when things don't go well. The idea is to do simple things, not to complicate your life. You have to be patient with him, he’s an exceptional player.”said the Italian about Mbappé.
“He needs to refocus on football”
Present in the Super Moscato Show this Thursday, Eric Di Meco spoke about the bad situation of Kylian Mbappé : “All his stories of conflict with PSG, his Euro, his adventure in Sweden, it weakened him. When you play football, you have pressure. In our time, off the field, you didn't have this pressure. They, off the field, it never stops. He is forced to privatize a place to party, so obviously, when football is no longer going well, nothing is going well. He needs to refocus on football, and then I think he has not lost his qualities”blurted out the former loon.
