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Kylian Mbappe is reportedly frustrated with a teammate and has asked President Florentino Perez to step in and resolve the situation. Real Madrid’s start to the new La Liga season has sparked concerns among fans, as the team appears to be struggling with a lack of cohesion in their attacking play, with individual performances taking precedence over teamwork.
Reports suggest that Mbappe, one of the club's key forwards, is unhappy with Vinicius Junior’s on-field decisions. According to journalist Mario Cortegana, Mbappe has expressed frustration over several instances where Vinicius opted to shoot or move into the penalty area instead of passing to him.
Journalist Daniel Riolo notes that Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti is now facing a similar challenge that previous coaches Luis Enrique and Didier Deschamps encountered with Mbappe—his preference to play on the left wing rather than as a central striker.
According to *Marca*, Mbappe remains the only Real Madrid striker who has yet to score in La Liga this season. The report also claims that the French star has spoken to club president Florentino Perez, urging him to address the situation with Vinicius to keep the team's season on track.