According to Diario Sport, the newspaper harshly criticized Kylian Mbappé's recent pattern of unprofessional behavior, describing the Real Madrid forward as a "toxic" presence for the team, repeatedly prioritizing his personal interests over the club with damaging consequences.

Mourinho should not be surprised by this. He must be bewildered by Mbappé's actions. It took the Frenchman only months to reveal his true character. He suffered an injury with the French national team, and days later was spotted with his girlfriend at a nightclub. Now, he is leisurely cycling in Switzerland, even filming himself cycling one-handed. Mourinho's words from a year ago still ring true: "A player cannot go skiing, nor can he go cycling. This is not about contract clauses, but how you view your profession, because you could fall, break a leg, and then miss two or three matches, or even more." Mourinho must be furious now, as his star player is the first to flout the established rules.

While the Portuguese manager may be shocked, Real Madrid fans will not be, given the ever-growing list of Mbappé's unprofessional conduct. His track record last season was simply alarming. He feigned an injury but appeared on a terrace in Rome around the same time, enjoying himself at a table for two. Meanwhile, his teammates were desperately fighting for the league title while he strolled with his girlfriend.

Then, he withdrew from El Clásico because he would not start, and posted a "Hala Madrid" update on social media despite the scoreline in his photo showing Barcelona already leading 2-0. Once again, he mocked Real Madrid. Tchouaméni injured Valverde, while Mbappé left Valdebebas that day laughing uncontrollably—a detail that did not go unnoticed; photographers captured the moment, revealing his complete indifference to the crisis in the dressing room.

When leaving a match, he claimed: "Arbeloa told me I was the fourth forward on the team." Arbeloa himself denied it minutes later: "I never told him that."

As long as this player remains in the squad and coaches continue to treat him as a key figure, Real Madrid will continue to suffer. Mbappé is becoming a laughingstock, and his pursuit of the Ballon d'Or is shameful. A player who always believes he is bigger than the team is extremely damaging to the group. He is toxic, and this toxicity is fatal.

Traducido por IA.

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