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“He’s a phenomenon and I bet he’ll succeed with total certainty” – Toni Polster on Mbappé

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Former Sevilla striker Toni Polster has expressed his confidence that Kylian Mbappé will become a major success at Real Madrid, despite his slow start at the club.

Following the French forward’s performance against Sevilla on Sunday, Polster, who is highly regarded for his insight into football, stated that he believes Mbappé will eventually thrive at the Santiago Bernabeu once he overcomes his emotional challenges.

Mbappé made a high-profile move to Real Madrid in the summer after his contract with Paris Saint-Germain came to an end, leaving behind a legacy as one of the world’s most highly regarded players.

His move to Los Blancos was anticipated with much excitement, as many expected him to continue his meteoric rise to superstardom in Spain.

Despite the early setbacks, Polster, who enjoyed a successful career in European football, remains optimistic about Mbappé’s future at Real Madrid.

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When asked about his thoughts on the current Real Madrid squad, Polster was quick to name Mbappé as his top pick. “I’ll stick with Mbappé,” he said.

“I think he’s spectacular. Indeed, he hasn’t started at his best in Madrid, but when he solves his emotional issues and fully adapts to the environment, he’ll be a success because he has everything you could want in an attacking player.”

Polster pointed out that Mbappé’s talent is undeniable, describing him as a “phenomenon” and confidently predicting that he will find success in Spain.

“He’s got all the tools to be a top player,” Polster added.

“It’s just a matter of time before he finds his rhythm and delivers at the level everyone expects of him.”

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Kylian Mbappe Backs Zinedine Zidane to Become Next France Manager

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France footballer, Kylian Mbappe expresses joy if Zinedine Zidane will be named the manager of France national team.

It can be recalled that the France team manager, Didier Deschamps has announced his intention to leave after the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

“It isn’t me who decides (who succeeds Deschamps). I am trying not to talk about it too much. It isn’t my job and there is already a manager there. You have to have respect for the people that are already in place.”

“I no longer have to prove my love for Zidane but I think you have to respect the people that are here (Deschamps).”


 

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Rwanda Confident Ahead of Nigeria FIFA World Cup 2026 Clash: “We’ll Stop Osimhen and Win”

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Oliver Maurice, the media officer of the Rwanda Football Association, FERWAFA, shares that Osimhen should be stopped.

It has been reported that Osimhen will lead Nigeria in the clash against Rwanda for the FIFA World Cup 2026.

Osimhen is seen to be an impressive player and has shined all through his matches with Galatasaray, this season.

Maurice speaks on stopping the player to best the team at the clash. “Osimhen is on fire, and we will try to stop him in this match.”

“Nigeria have top-quality players, but we’re not afraid; we only respect them.”

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“Nigeria have never won in Rwanda. We’re all excited ahead of this match, and our fans will troop out in numbers to support the team.”


 

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Paul Scholes Questions Manchester United’s £2bn Stadium Plan

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Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has voiced strong criticism of co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s recent announcement to construct a new 100,000-seater stadium, estimated at £2 billion, to replace Old Trafford.

Scholes expressed concerns that the club appears to be “begging” for funds under Ratcliffe’s leadership, casting doubt on the feasibility of such an ambitious project.

Scholes remarked, “For a long time, we’ve been called the richest club in the world, but I feel like we’re begging a little bit, coming out and asking for the stadium and that we need £2 billion, and selling players to buy players.”

He cautioned fans against being overly trusting of Ratcliffe’s promises, stating, “Words are cheap, and we could say anything about anyone, you can say in 10 years we’ll have the biggest and best stadium in the world, you can say anything!”

The proposed stadium, backed by government support, aims to enhance the fan experience while preserving the essence of Old Trafford. Ratcliffe emphasized the necessity of such investments to prevent financial shortfalls by the end of 2025 and stressed prioritizing spending on the squad to secure trophies.

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However, the club’s financial strategies have come under scrutiny. Manchester United recently announced a 5% increase in season ticket prices for adult holders, a move that has been met with fan dissatisfaction, especially given the team’s current 13th-place standing in the Premier League. Additionally, the club plans to cut up to 200 more staff as part of ongoing cost-cutting measures.


 

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