Mbappé: This France squad not the strongest but has most potential
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Kylian Mbappé stated that the current France team is not the strongest but has the most potential, adding that the best teams are those that win.
Kylian Mbappé has said that the current France national team is not the strongest in its history, but it is the one with the most potential.
“This is NOT the strongest France team, but it’s the one with the most potential,” Mbappé said, as quoted by @IliesPeeters.
The forward also emphasized the importance of results, stating: “I’ve always said that the best teams are the ones that WIN.”
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