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Kylian Mbappé’s Dream Transfer to Real Madrid: A Childhood Wish Fulfilled
Kylian Mbappé’s move to Real Madrid has been the talk of the football world. The French superstar has inked a five-year deal with the Spanish giants, and although his new salary of €15 million a year is a step down from his previous €25 million at PSG, Mbappé couldn’t be happier.
He’s been dreaming of donning the white of Real Madrid since he was a kid, and now that dream is a reality.
In a heartwarming nod to his childhood aspirations, Mbappé shared a series of throwback photos decked out in Real Madrid gear.
Among these was a special snapshot with none other than Cristiano Ronaldo, who was a Real Madrid icon at the time. Ronaldo, always one to appreciate the next generation of talent, left a touching comment on Mbappé’s post, saying, “My turn to watch. Excited to see you light up the Bernabeu. #HalaMadrid.”
This simple yet powerful message from Ronaldo resonated with millions, quickly becoming the most liked comment in Instagram history, surpassing 4 million likes.
It’s a testament to the influence and legacy of Ronaldo, as well as the excitement surrounding Mbappé’s new chapter at the Bernabeu. Fans around the world can’t wait to see Mbappé’s brilliance on the pitch, continuing the legacy of greatness at Real Madrid.
Nigeria’s Flying Eagles secured a 1-0 victory over Water FC of Abuja in their first training match on Wednesday. The lone goal was scored by Bayelsa United’s Rabiu Abdullahi, giving Aliyu Zubairu’s team the win.
The Flying Eagles are gearing up for the WAFU B U-20 Championship in Togo, which will determine the representative for the 2025 Africa U-20 Cup of Nations. The team began their preparations last week in Abuja, following Zubairu’s appointment as head coach in August.
Manchester United legend Dwight Yorke has criticized manager Erik ten Hag and the team’s style of play, expressing doubt about their chances of winning the Premier League under his leadership.
Speaking to beIN Sports, Yorke said, “We’re far from winning the Premier League. After Ten Hag’s first season, we believed he could lead us forward, but that hasn’t happened. Yes, we won the FA Cup last season, but that doesn’t make us a strong team. The way we play, our league position, and our goal stats are the worst in the club’s Premier League history since 1992.”
Enyimba’s head coach, Olanrewaju Yemi, is focused on securing a win against Etoile Filante of Burkina Faso in their CAF Confederation Cup clash. The second leg of the preliminary round will take place on Sunday at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium in Uyo.
After a goalless draw in the first leg, Yemi emphasized the importance of the upcoming match, stating, “The job is far from over. We must stay focused and prepare rigorously for the return leg.” He praised his team’s tactical discipline, which effectively neutralized Etoile Filante’s attacking threats, and expressed confidence in their ability to build on their solid performance.
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