In this video
- Asked whether he would vote for Dembélé if he could, Mbappé said in translation yes. Asked why, he said explaining means things are not clear, and to him things are very clear.
- Asked about the Ballon d'Or talk, Mbappé said in translation things evolve very rapidly. Recent winners surprised people, and a lot can happen before September and October.
- Asked about PSG's win, Mbappé said in translation he watched it in Marrakesh and was very happy because they deserved it. He went through the hard years there, and PSG are now the team to beat.
- Told he had won no title at Real Madrid, Mbappé said in translation they did win some, just not the major ones. He called PSG winning without him a good thing that does not affect him.
- Asked if France can keep four attackers, Mbappé said in translation the idea is balance between attack and defence. This is a new team, most with no more than 30 caps, building its own reputation.
- Asked if he left PSG a year too soon, Mbappé said in translation no, his story there was over and he is not bitter at all. He gave it everything, and it was destiny that it happened without him.
- Asked if he is back to 100% since January, Mbappé said in translation it is hard to say, but he has felt good since then. Nothing is perfect, and what is perfect is winning titles.
Kylian Mbappé broke his silence after France’s Nations League exit — and didn’t hesitate when asked who should win the Ballon d’Or: “Dembélé. No explanation needed.”
In a candid post-match interview, Mbappé opened up about France’s conservative tactics, adapting to his new No.9 role, and his mindset after a trophyless start at Real Madrid.
The superstar admitted he watched PSG’s 5-0 UCL final win from Marrakesh and was genuinely happy for his former teammates — even if the club’s greatest triumph came right after he left.
Mbappé also praised Rayan Cherki’s potential, shared his thoughts on football’s evolving tactics, and looked ahead to the FIFA Club World Cup, where he hopes to change the narrative.
As always, he didn’t dodge tough questions — whether about PSG, pressure, or his own development.
