Mbappe And Vinicius Junior Are Too Similar To Co-Exist – Eric Di Meco

Real Madrid should know that Kylian Mbappe’s strong form is crushing Vinicius Junior, Eric Di Meco has said. He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and fans have been reacting.

According to him, two similar forward players co-existing in once club was always going to be difficult, and with Mbappe being such a mental and sporting monster, Vini is clearly suffering.

Eric added that signing Mbappe was Florentino Pérez’s dream, but the decision is starting to make Vinicius crack.

His words, “Signing Mbappé was Florentino Pérez’s dream. He has followed his dream. Madrid’s sporting dream too, because Mbappé is a player that everyone wants to have in the squad. However, you are putting two roosters in the same henhouse.

We suspected that the coexistence between Mbappé and Vinicius would be difficult. Florentino Perez told himself that Ancelotti would solve the problems in the dressing room. First we asked ourselves if Mbappé would be able to adapt to this team that had won a lot.

At the beginning of the season we said to ourselves: ‘Oh, there is going to be a problem and he is the one who is going to pay for it’. But we forgot that Mbappé is a mental and sporting monster. With his performances and his attitude, he is starting to make Vinicius crack. Mbappé is crushing him.”

WOW.

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