Internal 'war' between Mbappé and three Real Madrid heavyweights

What seemed like a dream come true is turning out to be a real nightmare. Real Madrid and, above all, Florentino Pérez fulfilled their greatest whim in recent years and managed to sign Kylian Mbappé after more than five years of ups and downs, snubs and humiliations. The Merengues automatically became candidates for everything, but so many stars in the same room have ended up 'crashing'.

And the fact is that before the arrival of the Frenchman, the Whites had built an apparently 'perfect' ecosystem. Jude Bellingham joined Vinicius Jr., Rodrygo, Fede Valverde and company and the Madrid team lifted the League and the Champions League in a context that was, apparently, ideal. However, the signing of the Frenchman, added to the departure of captains such as Toni Kroos and Nacho Fernández, have unbalanced the locker room.

Carlo Ancelotti was forced to change his system to force Mbappé into his team, and Madrid's performance so far this season has been absolutely disastrous. For his part, Kylian is having a particularly hard time feeling comfortable in his new club and has been a 'shadow' of the player who was aiming to be the best in the world, awakening the 'ghosts' of Eden Hazard in the capital.

Mbappé would have broken the Madrid dressing room

But the problems of the '9' Madrid are not limited only to the playing fields, where his lack of aim and his slowness in defense already drive the Whites to despair. According to 'Don Balón', the ego struggle has finally exploded in the Santiago Bernabéu dressing room and the forward would have problems with three other Madrid stars.

They are Jude Bellingham, Vini Jr. and Luka Modric, with whom the Frenchman would have hardly any communication. And these players have reportedly pointed out the Frenchman both internally and publicly for his lack of commitment in defence and lack of team spirit.

For this reason, the 'crack' Bondy is said to be extremely angry with these players for having criticised him behind closed doors and their relationship is practically broken, although on the field they try to conceal a good 'vibe' for the cameras and avoid the growth of a problem that has gotten out of hand for Ancelotti.