Striker tornado at the Bernabeu threatens Real superstar Mbappé's exit
A storm sweeps over the Santiago Bernabéu, while Kylian Mbappé – the 27‑year‑old Real Madrid superstar – reliably delivers on the pitch, but behind the scenes a possible departure scenario for the Real superstar is simmering, already made public by RMC journalist Daniel Riolo, raising questions about the sporting future of the French exceptional talent.
Statistics and Current Form
On the pitch he delivers reliably, as Kylian Mbappé has already secured 108 scoring points in 111 official matches. This includes 94 goals and 14 assists, making him a sporting safety net for Real Madrid. In the current season, after eight games, he again has eight goals and two assists. The Angel Martinez/GettyImages image, showing the player in action, underscores the growing tension behind the scenes.
Nevertheless, there is a huge rumble around the 27‑year‑old striker. The reason: Mbappé is deeply disappointed with the sporting development under returning manager José Mourinho and the lack of progress in the squad. RMC journalist Daniel Riolo, who works for Cadena SER, has made this dissatisfaction public. The dissatisfaction promptly brings the competition into play.
“If he doesn’t have the team he wants, it is possible that he will leave the club next summer,” Riolo warns. He emphasizes that the decision heavily depends on the quality of the team. Riolo raised the alarm and described Mbappé’s current mood dramatically.
Riolo portrays Mbappé’s mood: “It feels as if nothing matters to him, he seems to be in his own world.” He further adds that the team has the same problems as last year and “there is nothing new.”
Departure Speculations and Competition
Despite Mbappé’s goal‑scoring form, Real Madrid currently sits only in fourth place in La Liga, six points behind arch‑rival FC Barcelona. Another point of criticism is the lack of support from the club management in the race for the Ballon d’Or 2026, which Mbappé finds insufficient. According to reports, Liverpool FC has already made initial contacts with his mother and advisor Fayza Lamari, as journalist Gallardo reports. For the Frenchman, the Premier League is the declared dream destination, should he leave the club in the summer.
As Riolo explains, an early departure would further weaken the already fragile team and diminish its chances in European competition. The ongoing tensions at the Santiago Bernabéu could also strain the relationship between players and management in the long term. Until a concrete offer materializes, the future of the 27‑year‑old striker remains uncertain, while fans watch the next training session with anticipation.