Mbappé and Passion in Football

Which I think

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I think so too

Mbappé is making a mistake.

I think so too.

Uh, I think he doesn't realize that

football is passion and that it

is driven mainly by passion.

And I think that's something Mbappé still hasn't understood.

I don't know if it's not as strong in France as it is here, which I doubt,

because I've more or less watched French football and I know what it's like.

So, I think Mbappé is distancing himself or is very

detached from what passion means

in the world of football for fans, and that automatically,

I think, distances him from people. And he's very good and scores many

goals, and Real Madrid fans are eager for him to win every possible title for

Real Madrid. But connecting with the fans isn't just

scoring lots of

goals and being very good, it's being part of that passion that

surrounds football and surrounds the fan.

So, I think Mbappé, that, uh, uh, what he hasn't quite managed to

learn, because

th-these are absurd things, but football changes every day.

Very well put, yes.

Football changes.

No, you're right.

It changes every day.

My Diego speaks so well.

And now, uh, Mbappé, and it's an anecdote, has missed four matches,

uh, with the French national team, or three.

And now Zidane is being asked whether Olise is the best in the world, and Olise is

being hailed as the Ballon d'Or. And only three matches have passed in France.

That's the passion of the fan, which Mbappé is very far removed from.