“You Never Stopped Believing in Us” - Kylian Mbappe Sends Message to Fans Who Supported France at the FIFA World Cup
Mbappé said the Golden Boot meant less without the trophy and credited teammates for France’s 10-goal tournament run.
- Kylian Mbappe thanked French fans on Monday for supporting the team at the FIFA World Cup, where France finished fourth despite entering as tournament favorites.
- France head coach Didier Deschamps announced the FIFA World Cup would be his final tournament after 14 years in charge, having led the team to a 2018 crown and 2022 runner-up finish.
- The 27-year-old Mbappe won the Golden Boot with 10 goals in eight matches. He wrote of Deschamps: "I have already said what I had to say to Didier, he knows it. Thank you to him."
- Accepting the Golden Boot with pride, Mbappe admitted the fourth-place finish "hurts, and it will continue to hurt for a while," saying it would have meant more "with the cup as well."
- Without their work, runs and passes, Mbappe insisted he could never have scored so many goals, dedicating his individual award entirely to his teammates' collective effort throughout the tournament.
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In an advertisement published in the sports and regional press on Monday 27 July, the attacker des Bleus addresses the French to thank them for their support, eight days after the end of the World. A rare communication operation in the Hexagon.
Real Madrid's star wrote a letter on her social networks in which she apologized to the Gauls sympathizers, despite her title as a World Cup scorer.
The striker won the Golden Boot as the top scorer of the competition, but was left with the bitter taste for not winning the World Cup
Ten days after France's dismal World Cup exit against England, captain Kylian Mbappé spoke out. In the age of social media, he chose to write an open letter to the French people, published in the press, to thank the fans.
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