Since here, perhaps more than anywhere else, people are used to not sulking regarding their pleasure, Madrid will have a double ration of fiesta. One to celebrate the nation and the coronation of the weekend, the other, in a way, to anticipate those who are emerging and will perhaps write a little more the legend of the greatest club in the world. Two days following the coronation of the Roja in Berlin, a few hours following the parade of the new European champions this Monday evening in the streets of the Spanish capital, the new herald of Madrid will be welcomed as a hero, this Tuesday, July 16, at noon, in his new merengue costume.
Kylian Mbappé has never officially worn the Real jersey, won nothing in the white jersey, never even told the madridistas of his joy or pride at finally being one of them that he already moves the crowds like only rock stars, or his most illustrious predecessors, know how to do. A little over a month following the club made official with a press release of a few lines his signing for the next five seasons, it is to a sold-out crowd, in a Santiago-Bernabeu stadium that is announced to be filled with nearly 80,000 souls, that the former PSG player, who dreamed of the White House since he was little, will be presented with great pomp.
