Will Mbappé play? Real Madrid could debut without its star at the 2025 Club World Cup

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Will Mbappé play? Real Madrid could debut without its star at the 2025 Club World Cup

The French star Kylian Mbappé is doubtful for the debut of the real Madrid This Wednesday, June 18, against the Saudi Hilal in Group H of the Club World Cup, He said his DT, the Spanish Xabi Alonso.

“Kylian was in the morning something better, but not well enough, so it was better I almost didn’t come to train because it’s very hot, And see a little with the evolution of how it is, “said the meringues coach.

Press reports indicated that the French star was exonerated from training this morning in Miami, for presenting a feverish state.

“We are going to wait until the last moment, tomorrow morning (Wednesday) we will decide,” Alonso added.

The white team and Al Hilal will meet on Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. (13 hours from Guatemala) at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami (Florida).

For Real Madrid this tournament is a great opportunity to raise a title and wash your face a little after the end of the season.

The white team was eliminated in the quarterfinals of the Champions League Before Arsenal and defeated in all its duels in front of FC Barcelona, ​​Real Madrid ended the Carlo Ancelotti cycle – a new Brazilian coach – and opted for Xabi Alonso, from Bayer Leverkusen, to redirect the course.

Xabi Alonso will feature the young Spanish central Dean Huijsen and the English side Trent Alexander-Arnold, two important reinforcements in a defense shared by numerous injuries this season.

The tournament will also be the scene of Luka Modric farewell. At 39, Croatian, honored by Santiago Bernabéu in the last League match, will have a last dance with the team of his life.

Modric, who shared a court with Xabi Alonso for two seasons, leaves as the player with more titles in the history of Real Madrid: 28, including six Champions, four leagues and five European Super Cups.

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