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0:00Mbappé refused to applaud Harry Kane.
0:04Sitting in the front row with cameras
0:06from half the world pointed at him and
0:09the entire London Palladium on its feet
0:11, Mbappé remained still, hands in his
0:14lap, jaw clenched, eyes fixed on a
0:16point that wasn't the stage. That was
0:19what the world saw. But what happened
0:22in the theater hallways right after,
0:24that is what no one is telling quite
0:26right, and here we are going to tell it
0:27. Mbappé arrived in London convinced,
0:32not hopeful, convinced. His friend
0:36Redwan, the comedian who appears in all
0:37his videos, was with him that afternoon
0:39, and Mbappé assured him the award was
0:41his, without a doubt. He told his
0:44Madrid teammate Konaté the same thing.
0:47I'm winning it tonight. And pay
0:48attention to what he added. I could
0:51have stayed home like Vinicius, as if
0:53showing up to the gala was already a
0:55favor he was doing for the world, as if
0:58his presence alone deserved the trophy.
1:01But where did such confidence come from
1:03? France Football has been saying since
1:062024 that no one knows anything before
1:08the gala, that everything is discovered
1:10live. Laporta himself said it on the
1:13red carpet. We try to find out
1:15everything, but we know nothing. They
1:17are very tight-lipped. So, if no one
1:19knew anything, why was Mbappé telling
1:22his friends and his Madrid teammates,
1:24taking it for granted in front of the
1:27cameras? And there is a question no one
1:29is asking: what if someone on the
1:31inside tipped him off and then the
1:32envelope said something else? If
1:35someone told him he was winning and it
1:37didn't end up that way, the scandal
1:38isn't just Mbappé's anymore, it's the
1:40organization's, and that would explain
1:42the anger in the hallways—either
1:44someone told him something that didn't
1:46come true, or he made it up himself.
1:49Both options are a historic
1:50embarrassment. And then the night
1:54arrived, Kane went up to the stage,
1:56Ronaldo Nazario opened the envelope,
1:59silence in the theater, and Kane—the
2:02entire theater stood up, and Mbappé
2:05didn't applaud, not a gesture, not a
2:07smile, nothing. While Kane hugged his
2:12family, who had come in masses—a
2:14whole legion of people—Mbappé kept
2:16his gaze straight ahead. In the same
2:21seating area were Cucurella, Diomande,
2:23and Lamine, sitting right next to him,
2:26all three applauding, looking like they
2:29had lost it too, but applauding. And
2:32Kane, hours earlier on the red carpet,
2:34had spoken about his great rival
2:36tonight. It wasn't Mbappé. Lamine is
2:39an incredible player. What he does at
2:42that age is truly incredible. When I
2:45was his age, I was on loan at different
2:47clubs. That is a winner, a guy who
2:50praises his rival, while Mbappé sits
2:52in the other chair with his hands still
2:55. Before we get into the mud, there is
2:57one thing that must be said.
2:59Congratulations to Spanish football,
3:02because tonight in London, Spain won
3:04almost everything. Best women's club,
3:07Barça. Kopa Trophy for best young
3:10player, Lamine Yamal. Best young female
3:12player, Vicky López. Best coach, Luis
3:15de la Fuente. Best women's coach,
3:18Jonatan Giráldez. Yashin Trophy for
3:20best goalkeeper, Unai Simón. Best
3:23female goalkeeper, Cata Coll.
3:25Everything, absolutely everything,
3:27except for the Ballon d'Or. Seven
3:30Spanish awards in one night, while
3:32Madrid left empty-handed, and de la
3:34Fuente summed it up as only he knows
3:37how. Individual success makes us
3:39visible, but collective success makes
3:42us invincible. Spain was invincible at
3:46the London Palladium, while Mbappé
3:48left through the back door. If you are
3:51a Culer and your blood is boiling
3:52tonight, hit the like button and
3:54subscribe to Desmarque Total. Turn on
3:56the notification bell because now we
3:57are going through the full ranking and
3:59the numbers no one wants to see. The
4:01full ranking, because before talking
4:03about attitudes, we have to talk about
4:05numbers. And tonight's numbers are a
4:07story in themselves. One, Kane. Two,
4:10Mbappé. Three, Lamine. Four, Rodri.
4:15Five, Messi. Six, Kvaratskhelia. Seven,
4:19Dembélé, 8th, Haaland, 9th, Olise,
4:2110th, Fabián Ruiz, and Cubarsí, the
4:24best center-back of the World Cup, the
4:26one who broke Maldini's clean sheet
4:28record, are out of the top 10. Out.
4:32Look at some of the names on that list.
4:35Kvaratskhelia won the Champions League
4:37and was chosen as the best player in
4:39the competition. Sixth, Fabián Ruiz,
4:42European champion and World champion.
4:45Both things in the same year. Tenth,
4:48Rodri, World champion and best player
4:50of the World Cup. Fourth, Dembélé,
4:53European champion. Seventh. And second,
4:56Mbappé, zero titles. None. No League,
5:00no Champions League, no Cup, no
5:02national team. Zero. The question that
5:05has been driving me crazy since the
5:07ranking came out is this: does the
5:09World Cup count or not? Because if the
5:12World Cup counts, Mbappé cannot be
5:14second ahead of Spain's star of the
5:16World Cup, nor ahead of Rodri, best
5:19player of the World Cup, nor ahead of
5:21Fabián, who won the Champions League
5:23and World Cup in the same year. Well,
5:26it turns out that second place with
5:28zero titles is the real scandal that no
5:31one is fully reporting. Haaland, Erling
5:34Haaland, 74 goals this season. Only six
5:41from penalties, two titles won, eighth
5:44behind Mbappé who scored 71 with 17
5:47penalties and won nothing. 17 penalties
5:51; take them away and Mbappé's entire
5:54season falls apart. And now Kane,
5:56because Kane...72 goals, Bundesliga won
6:02, German Cup with a hat-trick in the
6:05final, German Super Cup. Gerd Müller
6:09award for top scorer, and in the
6:10Champions League, he scored two goals
6:12and had an assist against Madrid and
6:14eliminated them at Mbappé's home.
6:16Against Madrid, Mbappé. Kane won the
6:20award in a week where his coach,
6:22Kompany, was hospitalized with a virus,
6:24and the first thing he did when he got
6:26on stage was mention Kompany, then
6:28Messi. To be in that group where Messi
6:32is, is a privilege. No campaigns, no
6:35videos, taking the award for granted,
6:37no friends on social media speaking for
6:40him. Just football, 72 goals and three
6:44titles. An English journalist
6:46summarized it tonight like this. He is
6:48incredible and seems like a good guy.
6:50He missed out on a big title, but
6:52it’s not bothersome that he won it,
6:54not at all. And another one even
6:56clearer, thank goodness Kane took it
6:58home. Football was on the verge of
6:59dying. Because if the envelope had said
7:02Mbappé tonight, then we would be
7:04talking about the greatest robbery in
7:06the history of the award. I’m not
7:08talking about Vinicius '2024 Ballon
7:09d'Or, I’m talking about the greatest
7:11robbery in history, and Kane won it in
7:13a very tough week for him. His Bayern
7:17coach, Kompany, was hospitalized after
7:19collapsing from a virus. From the stage
7:22at the gala, they wished him a speedy
7:25recovery. Kane with his coach in the
7:27hospital, lifting the Ballon d'Or.
7:30Mbappé with everything in his favor,
7:32without clapping. And if we put Kane
7:35and Mbappé side by side, there is no
7:37room for argument. Goals: Kane 72,
7:40Mbappé 71 with 17 penalties. Titles:
7:44Kane 3, Mbappé 0. Direct head-to-head
7:47between the two. Kane wins. England
7:52ahead of France. Little to say, and
7:55there is an irony that hurts Madrid in
7:58silence. On the same night that Unai
8:01Simón wins the Yashin as the best
8:03goalkeeper in the world ahead of
8:05Courtois, Madrid leaves the gala
8:07empty-handed. Barça, best women's club
8:09in the world. Unai Simón ahead of
8:12Courtois, Lamine with the Kopa, and
8:15Mbappé with nothing. For Madrid,
8:17tonight was not a defeat; it was a
8:19humiliation. But let's go back to the
8:22hallways because there is more, much
8:24more. According to his inner circle,
8:26when Mbappé ran into people from
8:28France Football after the gala, he
8:30didn't just stop at the comment about
8:32leaving with nothing. He continued: "
8:34The Kopa for Lamine, the Ballon d'Or
8:36and the Gerd Müller for Kane, and
8:38I’m just an extra." That’s how the
8:41best player in the world felt by his
8:43own account, feeling like a background
8:45extra at his own gala, and he didn't
8:47say it quietly. Several members of the
8:50organization heard him. Someone from
8:52his inner circle had to get him out of
8:55there before things escalated. And then
8:57the line that has bothered France
8:59Football the most: "I could have stayed
9:02home like Vinicius did," which is
9:04exactly the same thing Madrid thought
9:06in 2024. If I don't win, I don't go.
9:09And if I do go and don't win, I
9:11complain. And Mbappé left the theater
9:13without speaking to anyone, without
9:14stopping for the French press waiting
9:16for him, and without exchanging a word
9:18with his national team teammates who
9:20were at the gala. Head down and a quick
9:23pace toward the exit. Remember the
9:25history. Mbappé has nine Ballon d'Or
9:28nominations. 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021,
9:342022, 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026. 9.
9:42And with Até, the teammate he told
9:44this afternoon on the bus back to the
9:46hotel that he was going to win it, they
9:48say he didn't dare bring up the subject
9:51. Not a word from the white delegation.
9:54And on social media, what he has done
9:56this season already has a name. The "
9:57Nada-plete," with no Ballon d'Or, no
10:00individual awards, and no collective
10:02titles. Total nothingness. And now
10:04about Madrid, because the white box
10:06tonight was a perfect combination of
10:08humiliation and a heralded boycott. 2
10:11years without attending the gala. In
10:132024, the snub in Paris because
10:15Vinicius wasn't winning. In 2025,
10:18absent once again. And this year, with
10:21the relationship with UEFA improved
10:23after the Super League war, the green
10:25light: Mbappé to London with Cucurella
10:27and Diomandé. Red carpet, autographs,
10:30photos...and for what? To sit and watch
10:34Barça and Spain collect award after
10:36award and see the Ballon d'Or go to the
10:37guy who knocked them out of the
10:39Champions League. Florentino in his
10:43seat watching Laporta celebrate seven
10:45awards two rows away, and someone in
10:47that box, they say, made it clear. 2
10:50years ago, we left before going in.
10:54This time they made us go in just to
10:56laugh at us. The boycott returns.
10:59Everything points to Madrid's seats
11:01being empty again next year. And there
11:04is one phrase from tonight that seems
11:05written for Mbappé. Luis de la Fuente
11:07said it while accepting the award for
11:09best coach. Individual success makes us
11:12visible, but the collective makes us
11:14invincible. A coach who has won
11:16everything with the collective: Nations
11:18League, Euro, and World Cup. The best
11:21thing that has happened to the Spanish
11:23national team in its 100-plus years of
11:25history, versus a player who only
11:27thinks of himself and who leaves with
11:29nothing. And there is a fact that hurts
11:31a lot in France. In 2018, Mbappé won
11:34the World Cup at 19 years old. And the
11:37Ballon d'Or was given to Modrić, who
11:39had lost that final against him. In
11:41France, there was talk of a robbery for
11:43months, and now, 8 years later, Mbappé
11:46has discovered how a world champion
11:48feels when they are passed over. Only
11:50this time, the world champion was
11:52Lamine and he was the one being passed
11:55over. Football karma has a perfect
11:58memory. Follow us on Desmarque Total
12:01and hit the bell because now comes the
12:03Lamine vs. Mbappé comparison that
12:05makes it clear who should be second
12:07tonight. Numbers don't wear jerseys,
12:12and Mbappé's numbers tonight need a
12:14microscope to hold up. 71 goals. It
12:19sounds brutal until you see that 17 of
12:22those 71 were penalties. 17. One out of
12:26every four goals from the 11-meter spot
12:27. Kane 72 with eight penalties, Haaland
12:3174 with 6. Take away the penalties and
12:34Mbappé's season falls apart. And if we
12:36compare it to Lamine, things get even
12:38clearer. Lamine, 16 goals and 11
12:41assists in the league, 27 goal
12:43contributions. Mbappé, 25 goals and
12:46five assists, 30 goal contributions,
12:49having played three more games. A
12:52technical draw with one difference.
12:55Lamine won the League, the Super Cup,
12:57the Euros, and was chosen as the best
12:59player in the Spanish League. Mbappé
13:02zero titles, and yet Mbappé is second
13:04and Lamine is third. A player who
13:07wasn't the best in any competition is
13:09ranked ahead of the best player in the
13:11league, the best player in the Euros,
13:13and five European and world champions.
13:16Football explained in that single line.
13:19Now think about Kvaratskhelia. You win
13:22the Champions League, you are chosen as
13:24the best player in the most important
13:25competition in the world, and you
13:27finish sixth behind someone who fell in
13:28the quarterfinals. Imagine you are
13:31Fabián, you win the Champions League
13:33and the Euros in the same year, both
13:35things, and you finish tenth. What
13:37sense does this award make? But there
13:40is an image from tonight that is worth
13:42more than all these numbers. Lamine
13:45Yamal, 19 years old, trophy in hand, in
13:47front of the whole world with his
13:48excited family in the theater, said
13:50this. I think this award should have
13:53gone to Pau Cubarsí. I think he
13:56deserved it more. For Cubarsí, his
14:00defensive teammate, the same one who
14:02was the best center-back of the World
14:05Cup, who broke Maldini's record and
14:07finished outside the top 10, 19 years
14:10old. The best young player in the world
14:14, and the first thing he thought of
14:15upon receiving the award was his
14:17teammate. And here comes the most
14:19brutal contrast of the night. Mbappé
14:21is 27 years old. He arrived convinced
14:24the Ballon d'Or was his, didn't applaud
14:26the winner, and left saying he was
14:28going home with nothing. 19 years old
14:32versus 27, class versus ego. The
14:35contrast is beyond debate. Think about
14:38what Lamine missed out on winning
14:39tonight. At 19 years and 105 days, he
14:42would have been the youngest Ballon
14:45d'Or winner in history, ahead of
14:46Ronaldo Nazario, who won it at 21;
14:48ahead of Messi, who won it at 22. And
14:51it was precisely Ronaldo Nazario who
14:53opened the envelope: the record holder
14:55in front of the kid who could take it
14:57away from him. But there is something I
15:00didn't tell you. When Ronaldo Nazario
15:02read Kan's name, the camera focused on
15:05Lamine and he looked broken, truly hurt
15:08, with bright eyes. His father had been
15:11the first to step out of the van upon
15:13arriving at the theater. His mother,
15:16his little brother, his partner, the
15:18whole family in London excited, and the
15:2119-year-old kid taking the blow in
15:23front of everyone and still gifting the
15:25award to Cubarsí. That is what
15:28happened tonight at the London
15:30Palladium. Kan champion, Lamine
15:32hungrier than ever, and Mbappé with
15:34the worst image of his career. That of
15:37the player who doesn't applaud. Goals
15:39are forgotten, but an image of sitting
15:41with hands still while the whole
15:43theater is on its feet, that is not
15:44forgotten. Football gives many second
15:48chances and Mbappé will have them, but
15:50there are things that only happen once.
15:54The image the whole world saw tonight,
15:56sitting in the seat with hands still
15:57while the theater gave a standing
15:59ovation, that cannot be erased with
16:01goals. You only have to show class once
16:05. And Mbappé lost his tonight at the
16:08London Palladium. Yeah.

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