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0:00Two Madrid stars have come to blows
0:02right in the middle of training. Just
0:0517 days before the Clásico. According
0:07to sources close to the locker room,
0:08they had to be pulled apart. Shoving,
0:10shouting, teammates stepping in, and
0:12Mourinho watching, unable to believe
0:15what he was seeing. And we’re not
0:17talking about two bench players
0:18fighting over an extra minute. We’re
0:20talking about two of the most expensive
0:22players on the planet. And before you
0:23think it, I'll tell you right now. No,
0:27it's not Tchouaméni and Valverde, but
0:28the story is very similar because this
0:30locker room already had a case, and now
0:32it's happened again with two even
0:34bigger names. And the craziest part
0:37isn't the fight, the craziest part is
0:39the motive. It wasn't a tackle, it
0:41wasn't a 50/50 ball, it wasn't a spark
0:43in a rondo; it was a sentence, a single
0:45sentence written on social media in
0:48front of millions of people. And
0:50there's something else. One of the two
0:52is already looking at the exit door. So
0:55today we’re going to see who they are
0:57, why they fought, and what’s going
0:58to happen now. And I warn you, every
1:01detail I'm about to tell you is bigger
1:03than the last. Let's get to the fight.
1:05It was broken by Cadena SER. Two Madrid
1:08players came to blows just like that,
1:10no beating around the bush—not a
1:12shouting match, but physical contact.
1:15And according to sources close to the
1:16team, it happened right in the middle
1:17of the session. A clash during a play,
1:20a comment, then a stronger comment. And
1:23suddenly they were face to face, first
1:25a shove, then another, and then what
1:27nobody wants to see in training.
1:29Teammates had to step in between them.
1:32They say even the coaching staff ran to
1:34separate them, and Mourinho, reportedly
1:36, brought the training to a dead halt.
1:39Total silence. No one moved, no one
1:42said a word. And here is what is truly
1:45worrying in Madrid: this isn't just a
1:47one-day heat-of-the-moment thing, this
1:49goes way back, because SER itself says
1:51the atmosphere in that locker room
1:53remains as frozen as it was 5 months
1:54ago. Just as frozen, 5 months later;
1:57it’s a group that didn't get along
1:59with Xabi Alonso, and didn't get along
2:01with Arbeloa either. And Mourinho
2:04arrived this summer precisely for that,
2:06to lay down the law, to put an end to
2:07the cliques, and he has failed to do so
2:09. Not by a long shot; not even
2:12Mourinho's intensity has been able to
2:14handle this locker room. And coming
2:16from Mourinho, that says it all. Who
2:19are the two players? I’ll tell you
2:21now, but first you need to know what
2:22happened last time, because it is the
2:24key to everything. And the last time it
2:26ended with the biggest fine in the
2:28club's history. We go back to the era
2:30of Xabi Alonso and Arbeloa. In that
2:32locker room there were two sides, those
2:34from one camp and those from the other.
2:36And those two sides ended up clashing,
2:38right? In a press conference inside the
2:41locker room. And that's when what
2:42happened, happened. Tchouameni left
2:44Valverde out cold. Out cold, just like
2:47that. One teammate knocking down
2:49another teammate. And what did the club
2:51do? Fined both of them. The biggest
2:53fine in the entire history of Real
2:55Madrid. But here is the important part.
2:57After something like that, the normal
2:59thing is to sell, clean up, remove
3:01someone to heal the locker room. And
3:03they sold someone, no, they didn't sell
3:05anyone. The same people remained, the
3:07same sides, the same feuds, the same
3:10faces. And naturally, it was a matter
3:12of time. It was a matter of time before
3:15the locker room blew up again, and it
3:18has, but this time with two players who
3:20aren't Tchouameni or Valverde; this
3:23time it's two stars. Two of those who
3:26appear in every commercial, two of
3:28those that Florentino presented as the
3:30future of the club. And mind you, one
3:33thing before continuing: if this
3:34happened at Barça, we'd have 4 days of
3:36talk shows discussing a crisis, chaos,
3:38and that the club is broken. It happens
3:41at Madrid and there isn't a single
3:43front page, not one. Total silence in
3:45Madrid. So if you want to find out what
3:48really happens inside that locker room,
3:50what they won't tell you in Madrid,
3:52subscribe now because I'm going to tell
3:54you the two names. And the reason, but
3:57before the names, let's go back for a
3:59second to that training session,
4:01because there is a detail that changes
4:03everything. According to sources close
4:06to the team, when they separated them,
4:08one of the two kept shouting, pointing
4:10at the other, telling him in front of
4:12everyone to remember what he had
4:14written, what he had written. Keep that
4:16phrase in mind, because it is the key.
4:19And the other, as they say, went
4:20straight to the locker room without
4:22finishing the session, without looking
4:23at anyone. And watch out, because not
4:26just anyone does that. Leaving a
4:27Mourinho training session without
4:29permission is something only someone
4:31who feels untouchable dares to do. And
4:33in that locker room, there are few
4:35untouchables, very few. I'll give you
4:37hints to see if you can guess before I
4:39say it. It's not a youth player, it's
4:42not a veteran on his way out. They are
4:45two high-profile signings, the kind
4:47unveiled with a packed stadium, the
4:48kind whose names appear on the
4:50best-selling jerseys in the store, and
4:52both have played in or nearly reached a
4:54World Cup final. Both see themselves as
4:57the team's best player, and that is the
5:00problem, because there can only be one
5:02best player on a team. Think for a
5:04moment about the Madrid locker room.
5:06Who are the two biggest stars carrying
5:08the most weight in there? The two
5:09highest-paid, the two with the most at
5:12stake this year, the two who want to
5:14lead the same team. Well, you can
5:16already imagine. According to sources
5:19close to the locker room, the two
5:21players who came to blows are
5:22Bellingham and Mbappé. Yes, both of
5:26them, Florentino’s two galacticos,
5:28the five and the ten, the Englishman
5:30and the Frenchman, the two meant to
5:32lead Madrid to win everything, throwing
5:35punches in a training session. And keep
5:38in mind, this didn't come out of
5:39nowhere. The bad blood between these
5:41two goes way back, and that has been
5:43known for some time. Since Mbappé
5:45arrived, Madrid has had a problem that
5:47no one wanted to admit. Two players who
5:50want to be number one on the same team,
5:53in the same locker room—two roosters
5:55in the same henhouse—and in football,
5:58that never ends well. Bellingham was
6:00the golden boy of the Bernabéu. He
6:02arrived, he scored, he captivated; he
6:04was the leader, the golden boy, and
6:06then Mbappé arrived, and suddenly the
6:08spotlight shifted to the Frenchman. The
6:10headlines, the commercials, the
6:12spotlights, and Bellingham. According
6:15to those who know that locker room, he
6:16never handled it well, and neither did
6:18Mbappé. Glances, silences, separate
6:21celebrations. For months, everything
6:24was covered up until now, because now
6:26it has exploded. But here comes the
6:28real question. What was the spark that
6:31caused two teammates to end up pushing
6:33each other? It was a sentence, and it
6:35wasn't said in the locker room. He
6:37wrote it on social media in front of
6:39millions of people. And what comes next
6:42is the most shocking part of the whole
6:44video. To understand it, you first have
6:46to know how Mbappé is right now. And
6:48Mbappé is doing poorly, very poorly.
6:51According to the press, Mbappé is
6:53starting to suspect that this won't be
6:55his year either. Another year gone,
6:58another year the same. And there is one
7:00thing that Mbappé wants above all else
7:02. Above the League, above the Champions
7:05League, above everything. The Ballon
7:07d'Or is his obsession; it's what he
7:09came to Madrid to seek. And right now,
7:11Mbappé is convinced of one thing: that
7:14nobody has defended him. He believes
7:17Madrid hasn't supported his candidacy.
7:19He believes not even Deschamps, his
7:21coach, has stood up for him. He
7:24believes that with his stats, he
7:25deserved for someone to come out and
7:27say, "The Ballon d'Or is his." And
7:29nobody said it, nobody at his club,
7:31nobody on his national team. He feels
7:33alone. And watch out, because for a
7:35player like Mbappé, that’s
7:37incredibly tough, because Mbappé
7:38thrives on feeling like the chosen one.
7:41A world champion since he was 19, just
7:44a kid. They told him he would be the
7:46heir to Messi and Cristiano, that the
7:48Ballon d'Ors would just fall into his
7:49lap. And how many does he have? None.
7:52Zero. And every year that passes, he
7:54sees someone else take it. And every
7:56year that passes, he takes it worse.
7:59That's why he came to Madrid, because
8:01he thought with the white jersey, the
8:03Ballon d'Or was just a matter of time.
8:05And instead, he finds himself with a
8:07club that doesn't campaign for him,
8:09with a coach who doesn't stand up for
8:10him. And the worst was yet to come,
8:13because the final blow didn't come from
8:15the outside; it came from inside his
8:16own locker room. And at that moment, in
8:19the middle of all that, this happens.
8:22Harry Kane posts a photo celebrating
8:24with England, and underneath appears a
8:25comment, a comment from a Real Madrid
8:27player. Legendary. Nobody deserves it
8:31more. Signed, Jude Bellingham. Nobody
8:34deserves it more. The Ballon d'Or, that
8:36is. Nobody deserves the Ballon d'Or
8:39more than Harry Kane. That is what
8:41Bellingham says in public, with
8:43thousands of likes. And now think about
8:46Mbappé, who complains that nobody
8:48supports him, and his teammate—who
8:49sits 3 meters away from him in the
8:51locker room—comes out and says
8:52someone else deserves the Ballon d'Or.
8:55Someone else who doesn't even play for
8:57Madrid. A public stabbing in front of
8:59the whole world. It's not that
9:02Bellingham isn't supporting Mbappé;
9:04it's that he's supporting his rival by
9:06name. And according to sources close to
9:08the locker room, Mbappé saw it. Of
9:11course he saw it. Everyone saw it. And
9:13the next day, at training, everything
9:15exploded. A play, a collision, a
9:18comment about the post, and then blows
9:20—that is the reason. An Instagram
9:23comment. That's how the Madrid locker
9:25room is doing. Two stars shoving each
9:27other over a social media post. And now
9:30I ask you, Madridistas, who are you
9:32siding with? Bellingham or Mbappé?
9:35I'll read your comments because this is
9:37going to split the Madrid fan base in
9:39two. Some will say Bellingham has the
9:41right to say whatever he wants, others
9:43will call it a betrayal. And the truth
9:46is both could be true, but in a locker
9:48room, those kinds of things aren't
9:50forgiven. And look at the details.
9:52Bellingham didn't stay quiet; he could
9:54have said nothing, but he wrote that.
9:57No one deserves it more. Knowing
9:59perfectly well who would find out,
10:01knowing perfectly well what would
10:03happen in the locker room. That isn't
10:06an oversight; that is a message. And if
10:09you know Bellingham, it doesn't
10:10surprise you at all, because that's who
10:13he is. He doesn't stay quiet, he's
10:15direct. Remember the World Cup. England
10:18loses to Argentina in the semifinals
10:20and, at the end, Bellingham slaps Barco
10:22on the back of the head on camera.
10:25Without thinking twice, that’s
10:27Bellingham. A player with huge
10:30character who doesn't back down from
10:32anyone, not a rival, not a teammate,
10:34not even Mbappé. And Mbappé isn't one
10:36to stay quiet, either. Mbappé is used
10:39to being the king. In Paris he was, in
10:42France he is. In Paris the club
10:45revolved around him; signings, the
10:47manager, everything went through
10:50Mbappé. And he arrives in Madrid and
10:52finds another king, one who already had
10:54the Bernabéu in his pocket before he
10:56even got there. Two kings in the same
10:58palace. That doesn't work. It has never
11:02worked. And now, on top of that, one
11:04tells the world that someone else
11:05deserves the throne. Not even him.
11:08Someone else. Guys, do you know what
11:10that means to someone like Mbappé?
11:13It’s the worst thing they can do to
11:14him. Worse than a foul, worse than an
11:17insult, because the Ballon d'Or is the
11:18only thing he lacks and his own
11:20teammate told him in front of everyone
11:22that he doesn't deserve it. That's why
11:25he blew up. That's why, according to
11:27close sources, the next day he couldn't
11:29take it anymore and Bellingham wasn't
11:31going to back down either. That's how
11:34they ended up face to face and coming
11:36to blows. And if you want to know what
11:38I can't say here, what is actually
11:40being said, follow me on Twitter, the
11:41link is in the description. But wait,
11:44because the fight isn't the only thing
11:46keeping Mbappé in the eye of the storm
11:48. There is much more, and it’s all
11:50from the last few weeks. Let’s start
11:53from the beginning. September 25th.
11:55France plays in Turkey and loses 1-0,
11:58and Mbappé gets injured. He leaves the
12:00game with discomfort and the doubts
12:02begin: how long will he be out? The
12:05derby arrives, the Clásico arrives,
12:07and Madrid, without him, heads to the
12:09Metropolitano and loses the derby 2-1
12:11against Atlético, right before the
12:13break. And while Madrid is losing, what
12:16is Mbappé doing? According to the
12:18press, he's out at a nightclub, and not
12:21secretly. A night out that was anything
12:22but discreet. With everyone seeing him
12:25injured, his team losing the derby, and
12:28him partying, that hasn't sat well at
12:31all in the Madrid camp. And then the
12:34story, a story on a bicycle that many
12:36saw as a provocation; injured, not
12:38training with the team, and posting
12:41stories on a bike. And no one really
12:43knew what condition he was in.
12:45Seriously, neither the club, the fans,
12:48nor the press were sure. And what did
12:50Mourinho do? They say he sat down with
12:53him and scolded him. He asked him to be
12:56more discreet off the pitch, to stop
12:58making headlines, to focus—Mourinho,
13:00who has already had wars with half the
13:02locker room in every club he’s been
13:04at. Now it's his turn with Mbappé. And
13:09keep in mind that on Wednesday Mbappé
13:10returned to train with the group and
13:12they say his physical condition is
13:13perfect, that he is available for
13:15Saturday against Villarreal, and the
13:17club has come out to say that Mbappé
13:18is fine, that there is no controversy.
13:21That Mourinho will defend him at the
13:23press conference on Friday. No
13:25controversy, really? A player who goes
13:28to a nightclub while injured, posts
13:30provocative stories, gets scolded by
13:32his coach, and who, according to close
13:34sources, ends up shoving a teammate.
13:37And the club says there is no
13:39controversy. That is what Madrid always
13:41does: cover up, deny, and wait for it
13:44to pass. But this time it won't pass,
13:46because the most serious thing isn't
13:48the fight; the most serious thing is
13:50what comes next. And so you can see the
13:52level of chaos in Madrid, look at this.
13:55Lately, it’s been circulating on
13:56social media that Mbappé has demanded
13:5920%of the club to stay—20%of Real
14:01Madrid—and that Florentino would do
14:03anything to keep him. Let's be clear,
14:06that is false. Real Madrid belongs to
14:09its members; you cannot buy shares,
14:11it’s impossible. But the fact that
14:13there are Madrid fans who believed it
14:15says a lot about the moment that club
14:16is going through. When a fanbase
14:18believes anything about their star, it
14:20means they no longer know what to
14:22expect from him. And that brings us to
14:24the biggest thing, because there is a
14:25French journalist who is always ahead
14:27of the curve with everything regarding
14:28Mbappé. Whatever he says ends up
14:31happening, and that journalist has said
14:33this. One cannot rule out Mbappé
14:36leaving Real Madrid at the end of the
14:38season. Did you hear that correctly?
14:41Leaving Madrid at the end of this
14:43season. And not just that, he says that
14:45with each passing day he sees him
14:47closer to Arsenal with Thierry Henry as
14:49the link. Henry, the great Arsenal
14:51legend and one of the most influential
14:53Frenchmen in football. And think about
14:56it, because it makes all the sense in
14:58the world. In London, Mbappé would be
15:00the absolute king, without Bellingham,
15:02without anyone to overshadow him. A
15:06club that has been waiting years for a
15:08global star, a huge city, a Premier
15:09League that would give him the showcase
15:11he wants for the Ballon d'Or and
15:13without Florentino, without the
15:15pressure of the Bernabéu, without the
15:17whistles, and he drops a hint—let's
15:18remember how the deal with Loeón, the
15:20Swiss brand, was handled. His signing
15:23with that brand was cooked up in
15:25silence. No one found out anything
15:27until it was done. What if it's the
15:29same with Arsenal? What if by the time
15:31we find out, it's all signed? And watch
15:34out, because in Madrid there are
15:35already people who would sign off on
15:36that. Madridistas who say the team
15:39doesn't work with Mbappé, that he
15:40plays alone, that he doesn't press,
15:42that since he arrived Madrid hasn't won
15:44the league, that Vinicius has lost his
15:46place, that Bellingham has lost his
15:47place. Imagine the landscape: the
15:51signing of the century, the one that
15:53was going to change the history of the
15:55club, and half his own fans wanting him
15:56to leave. That has never happened to a
15:59Galáctico—not to Figo, not to
16:01Ronaldo, not to Cristiano. And if
16:04Mbappé goes to Arsenal, what is left?
16:06A broken locker room, a Bellingham with
16:08half the Bernabéu against him, and a
16:10Florentino who would have to explain
16:11why he waited so many years for
16:13something that turned out like this.
16:15Think about it for a moment. Mbappé
16:17signed for Madrid to win the Ballon
16:19d'Or. He left Paris. He waited years.
16:22He turned down money, all to come to
16:24Madrid and be the best in the world.
16:26And what does he have now? A teammate
16:28who says publicly that someone else
16:30deserves the Ballon d'Or. A coach who
16:32scolds him, a club that doesn't defend
16:34his candidacy, and a locker room where
16:36it ends in shoving. That's what he came
16:39for, and here comes what he enjoys the
16:41most. Because when Mbappé arrived,
16:43they told us Barça was finished, that
16:45with Mbappé, Madrid was going to win
16:48everything for 10 years, that Barça
16:50wouldn't smell a league title. And what
16:52has happened? Two seasons, two leagues,
16:55both for Barça; zero Ballon d’Ors
16:57for Mbappé and now, trading blows with
17:00Bellingham, the signing of the century.
17:03That’s how it’s ended. And not only
17:05that, three finals against Barça since
17:07he arrived, all three lost; three
17:10finals, three times watching Barça
17:12lift the trophy. And now, while Barça
17:15keeps doing their thing, he's shoving
17:17people in training, and while we rack
17:19up titles, they rack up fights. And to
17:22think Mbappé was supposed to be the
17:23guy to take our spot, the one who was
17:25going to dominate the decade. The
17:28decade is being dominated by someone
17:30else, he wears the number 10 for Barça
17:32, and his name is Lamine. But let's
17:34move on to the question everyone in
17:36Madrid is asking. So, what does
17:38Florentino do now? Because Florentino
17:40is trapped. He’s got his number five
17:42and his number 10 who can’t even
17:44stand each other, and both are his
17:45signings. Both are his bets. His
17:48project, his legacy. If he sells
17:50Bellingham, he admits he was wrong
17:52about him. If he lets Mbappé go, he
17:54admits the signing of the century has
17:56been a failure, and if he does nothing,
17:59the locker room remains broken, just
18:01like with Tchouaméni and Valverde; he
18:03didn't sell anyone then, and look how
18:05that ended. There is no good way out,
18:07none at all. And this has happened to
18:09Florentino before. Remember the era of
18:12the first Galácticos: Zidane, Figo,
18:15Ronaldo, Beckham—the best team in the
18:17world on paper. And what happened? The
18:21locker room broke down, everyone went
18:23their own way, they stopped winning,
18:25and Florentino ended up resigning in
18:272006, saying that famous line about how
18:29he had spoiled the players. 20 years
18:33later, the same movie: stars who can't
18:35stand each other, a divided locker room
18:37, and Florentino watching without
18:39knowing what to do. History repeats
18:42itself, and Florentino has learned
18:44nothing. And Mourinho—Mourinho
18:47arrived to bring order, to be the
18:49sergeant, to end the factions. And
18:52three months later, the locker room is
18:54worse than ever. It’s not just
18:56factions anymore; now it’s punches.
18:58And watch out, because Mourinho and
19:00star players have history—a lot of
19:02history. In his first stint at Madrid,
19:05he ended up at war with Casillas; he
19:07benched him—the captain, the saint,
19:09to the bench—and with Ramos, it was
19:11much the same. That locker room ended
19:14up split in two: those for Mourinho and
19:16those for Casillas. And at Manchester
19:19United, the war was with Pogba; he
19:20stripped him of the captaincy in front
19:22of everyone, and that ended with
19:24Mourinho getting fired. So, Mourinho
19:26already knows what a broken locker room
19:28is like. He has lived through a few,
19:30and it has almost always ended the same
19:32way. Him, out. The same thing is going
19:34to happen now because if Mourinho picks
19:36a side, the other side is going to turn
19:38on him. And at Madrid, when the players
19:41turn on a coach, the coach ends up
19:44leaving. Just ask Xabi Alonso. And
19:48Mourinho, who has a reputation for
19:50winning wars against his own stars, has
19:52a problem because this war isn't with
19:53one player, it's with two, and they are
19:55the two who carry the most weight. And
19:59he has a press conference on Friday,
20:01and they are going to ask him—of
20:02course they are going to ask him—what
20:03is he going to say? I’ll bet whatever
20:06you want that he says something like "
20:08In my locker room, nothing is happening
20:10, it's just football," or he gets angry
20:12at the journalist, which is what
20:14Mourinho does when he doesn't want to
20:16answer. But there is one thing he won't
20:18be able to hide: Saturday's lineup. If
20:21Bellingham and Mbappé start together,
20:23watch every pass between them. If one
20:26of the two stays on the bench, you’ll
20:28know why. If he takes Mbappé's side,
20:31he loses Bellingham. If he takes
20:33Bellingham's side, he loses Mbappé.
20:35And if he doesn't take either side, he
20:37loses the locker room. You’ll see
20:39what he says at Friday's press
20:40conference. You’ll see how he dodges
20:42it. And now look at the schedule ahead,
20:45because it couldn't come at a worse
20:47time. Saturday, Villarreal at the
20:50Bernabéu, Wednesday in Rome for the
20:52Champions League, then Sevilla, then
20:55Leipzig, and October 25th, the Clásico
20:58. At Barça’s home, 17 days, 17 to
21:01fix a locker room where their 5 and
21:03their 10 have come to blows. Can you
21:06imagine the atmosphere on the bus? Can
21:08you imagine the two of them in the same
21:09photo before the match? Can you imagine
21:11Bellingham giving a goal-scoring pass
21:13to Mbappé in the Clásico? I can't;
21:16honestly, I don't see it. Culés. I’m
21:19asking you how we arrive at the
21:21Clásico, how do you see it? I’m
21:23reading your comments, because while
21:25they're fighting in Madrid, the exact
21:26opposite is happening at Barça. Lamine
21:28celebrates Raphinha’s goals. Raphinha
21:31celebrates Lamine’s. Pedri hugs
21:34everyone. At Barça, they fight over
21:36who gets to give the assist. At Madrid,
21:38they fight over the Ballon d'Or. That
21:41is the difference. And that difference
21:43shows on the field. Because a team that
21:45loves each other plays for their
21:47teammate, and a team where two stars
21:48don't speak plays for themselves. And
21:50in a Clásico, you pay the price for
21:52that. It comes at a high price. And
21:54look at the state of the Barça locker
21:56room. Flick has built a group where
21:58nobody is above anyone else. Whoever is
22:00late to the bench, it doesn't matter
22:02what their name is. Whoever doesn't
22:04defend, doesn't play. It doesn't matter
22:06what it costs. And the players accept
22:08it because they see it works, because
22:10they win. And Lamine, who could be the
22:13most arrogant person in the world with
22:14what he's achieved so young, is the
22:16first to run and hug the one who scores
22:18. That is the atmosphere. Now compare
22:21that to Madrid. A player who goes out
22:23partying while injured, another who
22:25supports a rival for the Ballon d'Or,
22:27the two of them shoving each other, a
22:29locker room that has gotten three
22:30coaches fired and hasn't changed one
22:32bit. That's why I'm arriving at the
22:35Clásico calm, very calm, because big
22:37games are won by teams that love each
22:39other and right now, the one that loves
22:41each other is Barça. And mind you, I'm
22:44not the only one saying this, half of
22:46Madrid has been saying it these past
22:48few days, that the problem isn't the
22:49coach, it's the locker room. First Xabi
22:53Alonso left, then Arbeloa, and now
22:55Mourinho can't do it either. Do you
22:58know what they all have in common? That
23:00the players are still the same. When
23:03you change coaches three times and the
23:05problem persists, the problem isn't the
23:07coach, the problem is inside and it has
23:09names. And now let's talk about the
23:12double standard, which I can't stay
23:13silent about. Imagine if this happened
23:15at Barça. Imagine if the radio
23:18reported that Lamine and Raphinha came
23:21to blows in training. What would happen
23:23? It would be on the cover of every
23:25newspaper in Madrid. El Chiringuito
23:27would spend the whole week talking
23:29about a crisis, a broken locker room,
23:30that Flick isn't in control of anything
23:32, asking for Laporta's head, saying the
23:35project is over; but it happens at
23:36Madrid and the club says there's no
23:38controversy at all. And in Madrid, no
23:41one asks, no one insists, no one leads
23:43with it, always the same. What happens
23:46at Barça is a national drama, what
23:48happens at Madrid is an unimportant
23:50detail. And not only that, imagine if a
23:53Barça player went clubbing while
23:55injured and posted stories on a bike.
23:58They'd spend a week on the subject,
23:59saying the club has no control, that
24:01you can't win anything that way, but
24:03Mbappé does it and it's his private
24:05life. Mbappé does it and there's no
24:07controversy. And then they're surprised
24:09that we're suspicious. Then they say
24:11we're crybabies, but there's one thing
24:13they can't cover up: what happens on
24:15the pitch on October 25th. There's no
24:17controversy there. There’s no
24:19controversy there. Everything is
24:21visible there. And if Bellingham and
24:23Mbappé can't even look at each other,
24:25it will show in every pass they don't
24:27make, in every play they don't look for
24:29each other. And we’re going to enjoy
24:32it because we’ve spent years hearing
24:34that Mbappé would be the end of Barça
24:36, that Madrid’s Galácticos would
24:38steamroll us, and look how they’re
24:39arriving. Their number 10 injured and
24:42partying, their number five supporting
24:44someone else for the Ballon d'Or, and
24:46the two of them shoving each other at
24:48Madrid's training ground. That’s how
24:50Madrid arrives at the Clásico. And now
24:51I return to the initial question. Why
24:53did two Madrid stars come to blows?
24:56Because of a legendary phrase: "Nobody
24:58deserves it more." Because of the
25:00Ballon d'Or, because of an Mbappé who
25:02feels lonely and a Bellingham who has
25:04no intention of sucking up to him, and
25:06because of a locker room that’s been
25:07broken since the Xabi Alonso era, which
25:09no one fixed, which no one wanted to
25:11clean up. First it was Tchouaméni
25:13against Valverde, now according to
25:15close sources, Bellingham against
25:17Mbappé. Who will be next? Because with
25:20this locker room, I’m telling you now
25:22, there will be more. And watch out, to
25:24be fair, the club hasn't confirmed it.
25:27And they won't confirm it, of course;
25:29they never do. But look at the dates.
25:32The comment to Vinícius, the Mbappé
25:34who feels lonely. Reports saying two
25:37players came to blows, all in the same
25:39few days, and all with the same two
25:42protagonists. When the pieces fit
25:44together this well, it’s very hard to
25:46think it’s a coincidence. Very hard.
25:50And if the club wants to deny it, let
25:51both of them come out together on
25:53Friday, hugging in front of the cameras
25:54. Let’s see if they dare. Draw your
25:57own conclusions. I’ve already drawn
25:59mine, and I think any Culé who has
26:01been watching football for years has,
26:03too. And now it’s your turn for three
26:06questions. The first: Bellingham or
26:09Mbappé? Who are you taking? The second
26:11: Do you think Mbappé leaves Madrid
26:14next summer for Arsenal with Henry? And
26:17the third: How does Madrid arrive at
26:19the Clásico after all this? I’m
26:20reading all your comments, the Culés
26:22and the Madridistas, who I know will
26:24show up today to defend one of the two.
26:26If you liked the video, hit like and
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26:29what they’re trying to cover up in
26:31Madrid. See you tomorrow with more
26:33controversy. Yeah.

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