'Get Better': Kylian Mbappe Receives Clear Cut Message After Abysmal Start With Real Madrid

Kylian Mbappe completed his blockbuster move to Real Madrid after much excitement and spotlight. The expectations were extremely high for Mbappe to hit the ground running with the reigning La Liga and Champions League holders. 

However, Kylian Mbappe's start for Real Madrid has been anything but good. The French superstar has visibly struggled to adapt into his new role and has looked uninspiring in Real Madrid's attack. Owing to his poor performances, the Frenchman has received a very clear cut message on his start for Los Blancos.  

Kylian Mbappe receives message on his slow start 

Real Madrid have struggled gravely in their first three La Liga games as they've won one and drawn two matches. In all these matches Kylian Mbappe has failed to score or assist and has looked out of sorts playing out of position. 

Given his slow La Liga start, Real Madrid's manager Carlo Ancelotti had a clear message for the french forward - Not to worry as things will get better. 

Carlo Ancelotti in his prematch press conference before Real Madrid face Real Betis at home, assured that Kylian Mbappe's form wasn't concerning and showed confidence that the forward would adapt quickly to surroundings. 

“Vinicius and Mbappé? They're doing good. Obviously we can be better, be faster. But we have scored goals in every game and we will get better in the next games. Mbappé will adapt with everyone soon,” said Carlo Ancelotti. 

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Carlo Ancelotti further said that despite Kylian Mbappe being in the team, Vinicius Jr will continue to play on the left for Real Madrid. 

“Mbappé and Vinicius can switch positions on the pitch but Vinicius has been playing more on the left and we will continue like this,” said Carlo Ancelotti. 

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Real Madrid have started slow for their liking in La Liga and already find themselves four points behind Barcelona. They will need to turn around their situation quickly otherwise their La Liga title defence might falter in the early stages of the season itself.