Despite the defeat of France Kylian Mbappé is possibly one of the greatest protagonists of Qatar 2022. One of the goalscorers who will be remembered the most for that World He comes from a family consisting of a Cameroonian and an Algerian.
And while his father is a current coach and former soccer player, his mother was a professional player in France. WhatWho is Fayza Lamari?Kylian Mbappé’s mother?
Who is Fayza Lamari, Mbappé’s mother?
Fayza Lamarimother of Kylian MbappeShe has Algerian roots but was born in France. Although not much is known about his private life, it is known that he was interested in handball from a young age. He came to play professionally for the Algerian team and then for the French team of that sport.
But her biggest breakthrough came when she was signed to the AS Bondy club team. From the late 1990s through the early 2000s, he won many awards and honors for his performance on that team.
She then devoted herself to her three sons, Jires, Kylian, and Ethan, all football players, and helped them grow, even becoming known as Kylian’s representative.
Mbappé started playing football for a club at the age of 6. Photo: Twitter
In fact the first club he started at Kylian Mbappe was the same one who propelled his mother’s career, AS Bondy, although the goalscorer of France started at the age of 6 years.
How is the relationship between Messi and Mbappé at PSG?
The French press speculated that Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe They didn’t have a good relationship with PSG. In this sense, some media from this country slipped that the Frenchman had asked for the departure of the Argentine footballers from the Paris team, including that of 10 ‘.
Messi and Mbappé are PSG regulars. Photo: EFE
However, this version was denied by Spanish midfielder Ander Herrera, who was a former teammate of both.
“I read the stories in the media when I was there that there was a problem or a fight in the dressing room. I was in the dressing room and there was no fight. You exaggerate everything. I’m not there anymore, but I also read the stories and I don’t trust them because I was there,” he said in an interview with ESPN.