After reaching a new milestone this summer by becoming the top scorer in the history of the World Cup, Kylian

Kylian Mbappé has rejoined the France national team squad at Clairefontaine as the team begins a new era under newly appointed manager Zinédine Zidane. Speaking in an interview with RFI, the Real Madrid forward reflected on the transition following the departure of former head coach Didier Deschamps, expressing deep gratitude for Deschamps' historic achievements.
Mbappé noted that although he and Zidane both reside in Madrid and have crossed paths, they have not yet held formal discussions regarding tactical plans. The forward stated he preferred to wait for camp at Clairefontaine to learn Zidane's expectations for both the team and his individual role.
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