Kylian Mbappé has delivered a stunning message to France coach Didier Deschamps, telling him he won’t play for the national team again until he’s back to his best form. The Real Madrid superstar, currently struggling with his fitness and form, has made it clear that only when he feels he’s performing at the highest level will he rejoin Les Bleus.

Mbappé, one of the most electrifying talents in global football, has been facing a tough patch recently. Despite his undeniable skill and reputation as one of the world’s top players, the 25-year-old forward admitted that he needs to focus on his personal game before stepping onto the international stage once more.

“I have high standards for myself, and I want to be at my absolute best for France,” Mbappé reportedly told Deschamps. “Until I’m fully match-fit and playing at my peak, I can’t commit to representing the team.”

This bold declaration has ignited discussions across the footballing world. Fans have applauded Mbappé’s commitment to self-improvement, seeing it as a demonstration of his professionalism and desire to deliver his best for the national team. However, the timing is significant, as France faces crucial qualifiers and tournaments, including the upcoming Euros, and Mbappé’s absence will be keenly felt.

Deschamps now faces the challenge of leading the team without one of its most influential stars. Yet, the French coach and the nation will likely respect Mbappé’s decision, understanding that when the forward does return, it will be with full force and determination.

In the end, Mbappé’s decision shows that for him, it’s all about being at his absolute best—and when he does return, there’s no doubt he’ll be ready to lead France to glory once again.

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🚨 Kylian Mbappé has told Didier Deschamps that he needs to get back to his best form before playing for France again.

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