Kylian Mbappe sits down exclusively with Daniel Taylor from The Athletic for a wide ranging interview at Real Madrid’s training ground.

    In a wide ranging conversation, he revealed how close he came to joining Liverpool before PSG, working with Jose Mourinho at Real Madrid, his favourite World Cup memories and what he does in his spare time to unwind.

    Executive producer: Alex Hoffman
    Video producer: Rachael Tinde

    00:00 Intro and setting the scene with Danny
    04:30 Learning English and why he loves Real Madrid
    07:25 Idolising Zidane and Ronaldo
    09:00 His World Cup memories
    17:29 The Ballon d’Or
    18:15 His beliefs and principles
    22:15 Working with Mourinho at Madrid
    25:02 Moving from Nike to On
    29:04 Meeting Klopp and Liverpool
    31:44 PSG’s success since his exit
    32:43 How he unwinds
    38:03 His hardest opponents and favourite goals

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    1. Imagine interviewing one of the best footballers in the world, and you ask him things like… " Can you go out anywhere without being recognized?", "What music do you listen to?" "What's your favorite goal?" Such basic and low level questions ,this is the kind of questions a child would ask a footballer… ask him something interesting about football!

    2. "Dictator" my ass.

      Look at how he graciously delivering diplomatic non-answers in his second language.

      That's just a highly professional athlete. He's not like the laid back, cool Haaland generation. He's probably one of the last old scool.

    3. If he doesn't win Ballon D'or, entire Real Madrid including their bus driver will cry and boycott the award for 5 more years the same they did when Rodri won. His ego is above the sky. He'd better not say "I'll do 10x better from now".