Is Mbappé Already Running Real Madrid? 👀

Rumors have been spreading quickly in recent days… and they’re raising big questions about what’s really happening inside Real Madrid.

Could Kylian Mbappé already have a say in major decisions at the club?

In this animated take, the idea is pushed to the extreme. Mbappé is imagined as a “dictator” sitting on a throne, while Florentino Pérez presents him with different coaching options. One by one, they are rejected… until a familiar name appears: Didier Deschamps.

Suddenly, the decision is made.

Of course, this is all satire — a playful exaggeration of the rumors linking Deschamps to Real Madrid and the idea that Mbappé could influence the club’s future. But like all good football memes, it reflects a deeper question fans are starting to ask:

👉 Who really runs Real Madrid?

Is it Pérez, the experienced president who built the club’s modern empire?
Or is Mbappé, the new superstar, already becoming the center of everything?

At the end of the day, this cartoon isn’t about facts — it’s about the conversation. And in football, sometimes the conversation is just as entertaining as reality.

Spain vs France 21st century Legends (Zidane, Xavi, Henry, Casillas & More!)

A hilarious 1v1 cartoon face-off between Spain and France’s 21st-century legends! Casillas, Ramos, Xavi, Iniesta, David Villa, and Del Bosque go toe-to-toe with Barthez, Thuram, Kanté, Zidane, Thierry Henry, and Didier Deschamps. Who comes out on top?

Euro 2000

Italy immune defense Maldini, Cannavaro and Nesta with the brilliant goalkeeper Toldo reached the final of Euro 2000, but things didn't end like they want.

Footballers need to rest

Deschamp to call Benzema?

After Olivier Giroud's struggles in France's 0-0 draw with Belarus, will Didier Deschamps now look to bring back Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema?

Goal link: http://www.goal.com/en/news/3947/cartoon-of-the-day/2016/09/07/27088072/cartoon-of-the-day-september?ICID=HP_BN_5

Tweet Follow @omomani

Olivier Giroud endured a miserable evening during France's 2-1 friendly win over Serbia. He couldn't have scored if he was there all night

Tweet Follow @omomani

France suffer Ribery blow

France have been dealt a major blow to their World Cup hopes after Franck Ribery was ruled out with a back injury.

"He is not capable of training for a few weeks, let alone playing a game," said Didier Deschamps.

But despite the absence of the Bayern Munich attack, the France boss is still not inclined to call up Manchester City’s Samir Nasri.

Saturday, 7 June 2014 12:00

Tweet Follow @omomani

Deschamps calls on old friends as Ribery, Nasri et al get binned

 

 He was, then he wasn't, but now he definitely is. On Sunday it was announced that Didier Deschamps had officially become national team coach of France.

The former Les Bleus midfielder will have to get the side's house in order after a tumultuous Euro 2012 campaign that saw bust-ups involving Hatem Ben Arfa, Alou Diarra and, most explosively, Samir Nasri.
The France campaign at World Cup 2010 was also marred by internal strife and Deschamps will be keen to instill the kind of discipline and harmony that saw France win world football's biggest prize on home soil in 1998 before further triumph at Euro 2000.

Under pressure to weed out the trouble-makers and bring glory back to Les Bleus, could Deschamps turn to the successful class of '98 in order to get the job done?
Tweet Follow @omomani

Deschamps escapes the France hot seat

 

The fallout from France's uninspiring showing at Euro 2012 looks set to continue with Didier Deschamps reportedly turning down the chance to fill the coaching vacancy.
Laurent Blanc left his role in charge after a 2-0 quarter-final exit at the hands of eventual winners Spain, despite many tipping Les Bleus to have an outside chance of lifting the trophy.

Deschamps, a former team-mate of Blanc’s, was expected to accept the job offer after resigning from Marseille but, now, the search goes on...

Tweet Follow @omomani