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Especially with Mbappe and Vinicius heading the frontline for Real Madrid in the next season, the signing of Mbappe has the potential to make Real Madrid one of the most prolific offensive teams in the league.
It is well known that both players are skilled and have a quick tempo. Theo Walcott, a former winger for Arsenal, recently engaged in a conversation in which he made a lighthearted contribution to the continuing discussion of who is the speedier player.
Is it Mbappe or Vinicius? That would be Walcott.
A reporter inquired about Walcott’s opinion on who he believed to be the most rapid player on the field. A tongue-in-cheek reaction was provided by the once-feared speedster, who was notorious for scaring defenses in his earlier years. He said, “Me.”
supporters are likely to find this brag humorous, especially those who recall the early days of Walcott’s career, when his scorching speed was a problem for defenders. This claim is guaranteed to cause laughter among supporters.
Eventually, the passage of time took its toll, and Walcott decided to retire from professional football in the summer of last year. Notable among the forward’s career accomplishments is the fact that he participated in over 400 competitive games for Arsenal.
At no point in his career did Walcott ever compete against Real Madrid, which is an interesting fact. He did, however, compete against Barcelona in the UEFA Champions League on five separate occasions, although he was only able to emerge victorious on one occasion.
Vinicius and Mbappe are two players who are known for leaving defenders in their wake, and the next season at Real Madrid promises to be a delectable sight on the wings. This is because both players are known for leaving defenders in their dust.
On the subject of becoming the crown gem of La Liga, many people already anticipate that Mbappe will succeed Lionel Messi as the most successful player in the league.
