Real Madrid unhappy with Kylian Mbappe’s poor performance levels

Real Madrid "regrets" signing France skipper Kylian Mbappé (25), according to journalist Romain Molina. The caliber of his performance while sporting a Real Madrid jersey has also drawn criticism. Unfounded rumors that the former Paris Saint-Germain striker is being probed for rape in Sweden are in line with the story.

According to local media, on October 10, Kylian Mbappe, who had gone away with Nordi Mukiele, a former PSG colleague, had supper at "Chez Jolie" before going to the nightclub "V." The aforementioned incidents happened on this specific evening.

The alleged rape occurred while the Frenchman was lodging at a hotel. The Swedish Aftonbladet story did not mention Kylian Mbappé as the subject of the police investigation, in contrast to a later Expressen story that asserted differently. 

Without naming Mbappé, the Swedish prosecutor acknowledged the investigation. However, the player's group is now "certain" that he is believed to be involved in the case, according to RMC Sport.

Just a few months went by since Mbappé signed his dream Real Madrid contract. The relocation has long been planned. After a difficult start with his tenure at the Santiago Bernabeu, he has started working his way into his groove, scoring seven goals during his first 11 games.

“They regret bringing him in” : Romain Molina

The renowned journalist Romain Molina spoke in an interview recently where he discussed Mbappe’s start to life at Real Madrid. He said, “They regret bringing him in. I guarantee that. I have spoken about it on off [the record]. It hasn’t been at all what they were expecting. It was a whim of [Florentino] Perez. It was only Perez that wanted him.”

He added, “[Perez] has always liked the big players. He also has a filial relationship with him (Mbappé) […] the club are gutted, firstly with his level (performances), which is not at all at the expected levels, in the dressing room it isn’t great, that isn’t necessarily Mbappé’s fault though. I think Real have made a big mistake.”