Kylian Mbappe will rejoin the France national team for the upcoming international matches in March. Coach Didier Deschamps confirmed his inclusion, stating,
“He will be part of the squad, yes.”
This marks Mbappe’s return after missing recent UEFA Nations League games.
As of February 14, 2025, Mbappe has earned 86 caps for France, scoring 48 goals. He became France’s captain in March 2023 and has continued to be a key player for the national team.
In his club career, Mbappe joined Real Madrid in July 2024. He scored his first goal for the club during the UEFA Super Cup in August 2024, contributing to a 2-0 victory over Atalanta Bergamo.
Fans are eager to see Mbappe back in action for France in the upcoming matches.
Kylian Mbappe Pays Tribute to Young Fan Lorenzo
Kylian Mbappe honored Lorenzo, a young fan who passed away after battling a terminal illness. Just days earlier, Lorenzo met Mbappe and watched a game at the Santiago Bernabéu.
Lorenzo had wished to meet Mbappe, and the football star made it happen. He invited Lorenzo to Madrid, where the boy watched a Real Madrid match and met the players.
On Wednesday night, Lorenzo passed away. Mbappe shared a tribute on social media, calling him “brilliant” and an “inspiration.” He also sent condolences to Lorenzo’s family and wrote,
“Rest in peace, my little one, Lorenzo. Your Friend, Kylian.”
Real Madrid released a statement on Thursday, offering condolences and remembering Lorenzo fondly. They said his memory would always stay in their hearts.
Mbappe later thanked Real Madrid for helping make Lorenzo’s visit special.
“Lorenzo is a special boy,’ Mbappe said, per Footboom. ‘In life, there are things more important than football, and I want to thank the club for allowing me to bring him to the game and meet all the players. It was an incredible moment for him, and I am very happy for that.”
Mbappe’s tribute and Real Madrid’s support made Lorenzo’s last days special. His story touched many hearts.