ESPN set to cover Kylian Mbappe for full 90 minutes during Real Madrid’s game against RCD Mallorca

Watching Kylian Mbappe's performance during his first campaign in Spain excites everyone. Fans are eager to watch how the Frenchman performs while wearing a Real Madrid jersey after another fantastic year with PSG, where he scored 27 goals in 29 games in Ligue 1. ESPN is set to show a full camera focused on the striker and this is the first time that it is happening in La Liga.

Mbappe may well grab his very first league strike of the season at the Santiago Bernabeu, away from the strain. This might be the ideal game to start off with, even though he flourishes under it. Everyone expected him to score more with his new team after he did so nearly every week during the previous campaign.

Real Madrid will start defending their second trophy on Sunday night after winning their first one previously in the 2024–25 campaign. Los Blancos focus on the opening of La Liga this weekend after defeating Italian team Atalanta 2-0 during the UEFA Super Cup on Wednesday night in Warsaw. 

Real Madrid seem favourites to get three points against RCD Mallorca

On Matchday 1, Real Madrid travels to Mallorca and should have little trouble winning to begin their title defense. On Wednesday, Kylian Mbappe scored during his first Madrid game, setting him up for his La Liga debut. Along with Vinicius Junior as well as Rodrygo, he formed a formidable front three, with Jude Bellingham as well as Federico Valverde shining in supporting roles.

Real Madrid has suffered setbacks during their preseason versus AC Milan as well as FC Barcelona, although these results should be interpreted with caution given the team's significant absences following a busy summer of sports. When Los Blancos defeated Atalanta during the UEFA Super Cup final midweek, they were back to their most effective self. Real Madrid defeated Mallorca by a slim 1-0 margin in both of their previous campaign's games. That should provide the hosts some optimism, but Kylian Mbappe's arrival will make things harder this time.