King_rexis👑

Dear Kyks, I know it’s been tough for you tonight, and for your fans it’s been tougher to bear this defeat. But I know you are a warrior who never take setbacks as a reason to give up, you will rise again to the podium and that will be your victory. Kyks I will be there with you from any part of the world even if I can’t see or walk. What I want to tell you is that you are an inspiration to many like me and beyond your years, Kyks you motivate me to wake up everyday and feel everything is possible. Today I don’t see you as a loser, rather I see you as someone who’s gaining momentum to come back stronger and I know and believe you would. Dear Kylian, you are still the best and everyone who loves football knows it. As we’ve been told, everyday is a new day to go again. So we will wake up tomorrow knowing we have a battle on our hands. I hope you find all the strength in the world to deal with this and with time I believe you will not just win but you will win in style and what other place can you do that than your dream club. I could go on and on however the more I prolong it the more boring it becomes. So on this day I renew my loyalty to you in these hard times and just like you I also believe it’s only a matter of time and seasons. Goodluck to you this season and see you again next year. Godspeed 💪🏾❤️ From your boy @Whyalways_rex ✍🏽@KMbappe

Before I start this I express my condolences to Jesus de Miguel, his family and loved ones. Also a message of strength and support to Jesus Owono. First I would like to address this situation with clarity of intention, not emotion. Yes in any world if your team have just equalized from two goals and the opponent is running towards you in the last minute of the game you will try every possible means to prevent him from scoring. Owono did something 99% of goalkeepers would do. Unfortunately he ended up being a villain rather than the hero he dreamed of becoming. True the tackle was brutal, but did he have any other choice? NO, did he know he would collapse? NO, did he know his tackle was going to lead his rival into his early grave? NO. What he did know was that his tackle was going to prevent his rival from scoring which is what happened. Sadly it was more than that, something tragic happened, something no one could anticipate before the referee blew the whistle for the kick off. Something that might sadly be in his memory for his entire lifetime. Now Owono “the hero turned Villain” is being subjected to racist abuse and being labeled “a murderer” which for me is sad because to see a fellow African being treated like that is difficult to accept. But then as a fellow human I have to put the emotional side of things away and think about the family of Miguel, his wife, his brothers and sisters, his friends and more importantly his little kid who’s waiting to welcome “daddy” home. How are they going to feel? I understand the effects of the hateful comments he’s receiving online and I’m sorry for that, but even though it’s tough to say this he KILLED someone. A fellow, someone’s son, someone’s husband and someone’s father. As Africans are we going to ignore what Miguel’s family are going through now just because we support our fellow? Not trying to justify racism whatsoever, but is it fair to only think about ours? Must we always play victim cards even if we are the cause? Exactly my thoughts also. Yes it was an accident and I believe Owono has deeply regretted his actions. I’m not for or against anyone here, my concern is those online making up theories as if Owono is the victim. No he’s not, Miguel is clearly the victim here and today he’s no more with us. I understand the side effects of receiving such threats but I swear if positions were reversed and debated Jesus Owono wouldn’t want to switch sides as it is. He’s probably going to stay alive and maybe make better decisions next time. My take is this, although we are fighting on behalf of our fellow due to the racist remarks and death threats he’s been subjected to online, we should take a moment to also think about the one who lost his life, the one who told his family I’m going to play and when I return we will have dinner together, the one who’s people depends on him for survival. Yes it’s hard to be in both positions and I want neither if you ask me. Much strength to the families of both rivals who have become victims of their respective life choices. REST IN PEACE Miguel🪦 Heaven awaits you 🕊️ Also my sincere apologies to anyone who finds this article offensive or misleading. Thank you. 🙏🏾

🗣️CHAT : In Jose Mourinho’s Real Madrid Aurelien Tchouameni is equally important as Kylian Mbappe. Words have said nothing but actions speak louder and knowing Mourinho too well I’m sure of what I’m saying.

I’m anticipating this lineup for tomorrow. Mourinho said he won’t make many rotations so i expect the obvious ones and giving opportunities to those who have played less. Thiago Pitarch will get his first minutes tomorrow I think.

Jose Mourinho, with all due respect we are in 2026 🙏🏾 I won’t talk again

The same Villarreal Real Madrid struggled to score a single goal against them at the Bernabeu is the same team that sat in from of their home fans and conceded 6? Nah Real Madrid we don’t scare off these guys at all.

KYKY de Bondy 😎 🤩_ 🌟

Camavinga this is Vini joyfully being a Madridista from childhood. Yes you are right 👍🏾