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Real Madrid President Florentino Perez angry with Kylian Mbappe – expected to feature in El Clasico

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Real Madrid President Florentino Perez angry with Kylian Mbappe – expected to feature in El Clasico

Real Madrid star Kylian Mbappe has statistically had arguably the best season of any player at the Santiago Bernabeu, yet it has not halted a growing discontent with the Frenchman. As he recovers from a hamstring injury, Los Blancos are keen to see him feature during El Clasico.

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Mbappe traveled to Sardinia with girlfriend Ester Exposito over the weekend, and as Real Madrid were preparing to kick off against Espanyol, in an attempt to prevent Barcelona from winning La Liga, he was seen disembarking from a private jet in the Madrid airport. It was a move that was seen as disrespectful in the Spanish media, and without naming names, manager Alvaro Arbeloa questioned his commitment.

Mbappe relations with Real Madrid squad deteriorating

As per Marca, between his trip to Paris in March while he was injured, and his latest jaunt to Cagliari during a delicate time, it has served not only to irritate the fans, but has gone down poorly in the dressing room. They note that the relationship with many teammates and coaches is more distant, and that there is far more affection for Vinicius Junior than Mbappe.

It is added by Diario AS that while Mbappe had permission to continue his recovery in Cagliari, his lack of discretion with his arrival back in the Spanish capital has gone down poorly. They were not banking on a public fallout as a result of it.

Florentino Perez wants Mbappe against Barcelona

Mbappe is set to undergo further tests on Wednesday to determine whether he can return to action this weekend, as Real Madrid travel to Camp Nou to face Barcelona in El Clasico. Sport report that President Florentino Perez is not happy with Mbappe and his attitude. He expects Mbappe to be fit to face the Catalan side, and wants him out on the pitch, despite the fact the tests are yet to take place.

Certainly after two years without a major trophy, Mbappe is increasingly under pressure to deliver. Even if his goal record is beyond doubt, the dysfunction of the team, and their lack of success has found a number of Real Madrid’s stars called out for their performances. Mbappe is increasingly being referred to as part of the problem.

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Saru buy-in powering Junior Springbok success, says coach Foote

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Junior Springbok coach Kevin Foote says that the complete buy-in and backing from the South African Rugby Union (Saru) has given the Junior Springboks a major boost following two solid performances in the U20 Rugby Championship in the last few weeks.

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The Junior Boks are a step away from clinching the title following their 56-17 thumping of Australia on Sunday put them on 10 points on the points table, after they opened the competition with a 48-21 win over Argentina.

New Zealand U20s edged their Aussie rivals 24-19 in their opening match, but were then upset 25-17 by the Argentinians on Sunday, leaving them both locked on five points and needing plenty to happen to overhaul the hosts on Saturday’s final day of action.

After their sole title at the World Rugby Junior World Championship back in 2012, the Junior Boks had been on a barren run since, including missing out on the first two editions of the U20 Rugby Champs, in Australia in 2024 and in Gqeberha last year.

But they finally picked up major silverware again when they powered to a fantastic World Rugby title in Italy last year, powering through the tournament unbeaten and beating fierce rivals the Junior All Blacks in the final.

It came as a surprise as in the 2025 U20 Rugby Championship a few months before they had suffered a slow start as they lost to the Aussie U20s and Junior All Blacks to finish third, only beating the Argentina U20s.

Hit ground running

This year however they have hit the ground running, and much of that has to do with the extra game time and training they have been afforded by the SA Rugby Union (SARU), compared to previous years.

“It has everything to do with that (extra preparation time). With the talent that we have in our country, we try and play as many games as possible to prepare guys for big tournaments,” explained Foote after the Australia win.

“So we have played against UCT twice, we’ve played against Maties, we went to Georgia where we played against Lelo Saracens (club team), and we played against the Georgian team twice. We came home and played against Boland, EP and the SAS (South African Schools) academy team out of Stellenbosch leading into this (U20 Rugby Championship).

“It’s that continuity and the time together that is so important for us going into these big tournaments. South African Rugby (SARU) has been unbelievable with that. They have really supported us. They give us such great facilities in Stellenbosch and it all plays a part.”

The Junior Boks now have a great chance of securing an unbeaten championship title when they face the Junior All Blacks on Saturday, which will give them a major boost ahead of the World Junior champs in Georgia later this year.

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