Kylian Mbappé is set to make his debut for Real Madrid in the upcoming UEFA Super Cup match against Atalanta. The star forward recently signed a five-year contract with Madrid after leaving Paris Saint-Germain on a free transfer. He joined his new teammates in preseason training and is now ready to take the field in a competitive game for the first time with his new club.
Carlo Ancelotti, the coach of Real Madrid, has a tough decision to make regarding Mbappé’s role in the team. With fierce competition for places in the forward line, including players like Vinícius Júnior, Rodrygo, and Jude Bellingham, Ancelotti joked that fitting all the stars into the squad was a “big problem.” The coach faces the challenge of managing the team’s lineup throughout the season and ensuring that all players have the opportunity to contribute.
One of the areas of uncertainty in Mbappé’s role in the team is the position of the first-choice penalty taker. Ancelotti acknowledged that Mbappé is one of several players capable of taking penalties, with Vinícius, Bellingham, and Valverde also having shown their skills from the spot. The coach will need to make a decision on who will be tasked with taking penalties in the upcoming match based on the team’s lineup.
Teammates like defender Dani Carvajal have expressed their excitement about having Mbappé on the team. Carvajal highlighted Mbappé’s talent and the positive impact he can have on the team’s performance throughout the season. The arrival of Mbappé has the potential to elevate Real Madrid’s game and contribute to a successful season.
Looking Ahead
As Real Madrid prepares to face Atalanta in the UEFA Super Cup, the team is also gearing up for the start of the LaLiga season. Following the Super Cup match, Madrid will begin their campaign by visiting Mallorca. The addition of Mbappé to the squad brings a new dynamic to the team and raises expectations for what they can achieve in the upcoming season. Fans and critics alike will be watching closely to see how Mbappé’s presence impacts the team’s performance on the field.
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