
Mbappé's response about Florian Wirtz surprises everyone: 'I like...'
The unbelievable comment with which Kylian Mbappé widely praised Florian Wirtz
Before the Nations League grand final between Spain and Portugal, the competition will feature the third-place match. Facing off are the national teams of France and Germany, both squads boasting many extremely talented players. One of the most outstanding is Florian Wirtz, who received some peculiar comments from Kylian Mbappé.
"I like him, I like watching him play; I think he'll leave this summer, so we can follow his progress and see how he improves." These were the words with which Mbappé made it clear that he enjoys Wirtz's playing style. Considering the German to be an extremely talented player, his words have reignited rumors about his transfer.

"He's a great talent. I think Germany can consider themselves lucky to have players like him," Mbappé concluded about Wirtz. Being aware of Real Madrid's interest in Wirtz, these words from Mbappé have put the German back in their orbit.
Praise for Florian Wirtz
Having been part of Bayer Leverkusen since 2020, Florian Wirtz has established himself as a top-level player. Improving his performance thanks to Xabi Alonso, Wirtz became the club's big star during recent seasons. At 22 years old, Wirtz managed to win over several major teams with his excellent performances.
Real Madrid kept themselves as one of the teams most interested in acquiring Florian Wirtz's services. However, Bayer Leverkusen's financial demands to allow Wirtz's departure ended up pushing back Real Madrid's plan.

With other teams making progress in signing Wirtz, Mbappé's recent words have revived Real Madrid's interest. Having the potential to be a star, Real Madrid know that signing Florian Wirtz remains as complicated as before.
Kylian Mbappé's appreciation
Considered one of the best players in the world, Kylian Mbappé's praise carries significant weight. Although Wirtz's signing is still unclear, Real Madrid could make a few more attempts to succeed in this operation.
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