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About Kylian Mbappé:

★Sports:Football. 

★Elect:France. 

★Player number in the national team: 10. 

★Club:Paris Saint-Germain - France. 

★Club Player Number: 7. 

★Weight: 75 kg. 

★Length: 178 cm. 

★Center: Attack. 

★He plays right-footed. Age: 24 years. 

★Date of Birth: 20/12/1998. 

★Nationality: France.

PSG's fear of what's coming:

Paris Saint-Germain is worried about the future of their star player Kylian Mbappéa, despite his contract renewal last summer for 3 years. 

According to the newspaper "March" Spanish, there is a state of horror within Saint-Germain, on the possibility of the departure of Mbappé, although there is no intention currently within Real Madrid to open negotiations with the player during the coming period. 

Mbappé had finalized his agreement with Real Madrid last summer, to move to the Merengue on a free transfer, before deciding to renew his contract with Saint-Germain in the end. 

The newspaper added that Paris Saint-Germain will try to secure Mbappé's stay for as long as possible, by trying to change some clauses in his contract inside the Parc des Princes. 

She pointed out that Mbappé is the main target of Real Madrid, during the next stage, which is aware of Paris Saint-Germain, despite the Merengue's lack of interest in the player's file currently. 

Meet Kylian Mbappe, Zidane's successor in the French national team:

When the referee whistled to announce the end of the match between France and Argentina in the price of the World Cup final in Russia, international football fans watched the legend Lionel Messi hand over the torch to rising star, Kylian Mbappé, who became the youngest player in the French national team to score in a World Cup final. 

Mbappé is only 19 years old, scoring twice against Argentina and snatching the limelight, with his high skill, from Messi, Sergio Agüero, Gonzalo Tiguan, and his French teammate, Antoine Griezmann. 

He is also the most expensive player in the world currently, after Brazilian star Neymar. 

The golden lad, who France is counting on to win a second World Cup, rose to prominence at Monaco and then moved in a fairy tale deal for his age to star-studded Paris Saint-Germain. 

Mbappé started caressing the ball as a soft-bonded child in the Bond district of the Paris suburbs. His passion for sports was a reflection of the environment in which he grew up. 

His mother is Algerian:

His Algerian mother, Fauna El Atari, was a professional handball player. 

Father, Fried Mbappé, a sports coach from Cameroon, and his uncle as well. 

His father says: 

that Kylian never stopped playing football, day and night and that he was sometimes annoyed by him because of this addiction. 

Kylian could therefore have played for Cameroon or Algeria because he holds both nationalities and French citizenship. 

Algerian national team officials have already contacted him to bring him into the under-17 category at an early age, but he was chosen by the French national team. 

In 2017, the coach of the first French team, Didier Dickson, rushed to call Mbappé to settle his loyalty to the blue team, and settle his cards with the International Federation of Football Association FIFA. 

He made his debut for France's senior team that year against Luxembourg. Refusal to sign with Real Madrid:

In 2012 Kylian Mbappé was 14 years old. He has just completed his training period at the prestigious Claire Fontaine French School. 

At the time, the legend Zinedine Zidane was in charge of the minor categories at Real Madrid. 

He suggested that Kylian Mbappé spend a week in the Spanish capital. 

But his father did not send him to Zidane because he was then appointed assistant coach of the first team, leaving the lower sections of the club. 

Real returned in 2017 to appeal to the golden boy from his Monaco team, but Mbappé preferred the French capital and Paris Saint-Germain. 

Zidane's baldness:

Mbappé was fond of the legend Zinedine Zidane. 

He wants to imitate him in everything. When his mother took him to the barber when he was a small child, he asked the barber to make him a ring at the top of his head, thinking it was a hairstyle, and he did not know it was baldness, and his mother and the barber burst into laughter. 

Received the baccalaureate:

2016 was the year of all successes for baby Killian. 

He scored his first goal in the French Premier League, signed his first professional contract with Monaco, won the trophy with them, and also won the Under-19 European Championship with the French national team. 

Despite his participation in all these high sports competitions, Kylian Mbappé took the baccalaureate exam (high school), in the science and technology section, and failed in philosophy, but he advanced in the remedial course and achieved the success he was keen on. 

His mother drives him to the training center:

When Kylian Miami was called up to France's senior team in 2017, he did not have a driver's license. 

His mother drove him to the training center.

There, the senior players of the French national team welcomed the child, who has become the focus of attention in the world of football, and many see him as Zinedine Zidane's successor, and the blue team pins on him the hope of regaining his glory. 

One word. In Kylian Mbappé's first tweet after losing the World Cup dream:

French star Kylian Mbappé made do with a brief tweet of "just one word", after losing the dream of winning the World Cup in Qatar. 

Mbappé attached the tweet, which came more than 12 hours after the end of the match, with a picture of him holding the Golden Boot and passing by the World Cup and writing: "We will be back." France lost to Argentina in the final of the World Cup in Qatar on penalties after a 3-3 draw in extra time, in a dramatic match in which the 24-year-old Mbappé was one of the most prominent champions. 

The French star scored his country's three goals in the match, two from the penalty spot and the third from a shot from inside the box. 

With these goals, Mbappé's tally of goals in the World Cup became 8, a number not achieved since the World Cup in South Korea and Japan in 2002, and the top scorer at the time was Brazilian Ronaldo.