This Wednesday, France won against Luxembourg (3-0) in a preparation match for Euro 2024. A few hours after the announcement of his transfer to Real Madrid, Kylian Mbappé delivered a more than satisfactory performance to Saint-Symphorien. Author of a goal and two assists, the captain of the Blues greatly contributed to his team’s success.
With his 28th and 29th offerings to his credit, the former Parisian, who perfectly assumed his role as leader, became the second top scorer in the history of the Blues ahead of Thierry Henry (27) and is getting closer to his teammate Antoine Griezmann (30). A symbolic bar that he will have the opportunity to cross against Canada on June 9.
