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It seems everyone loves Kylian Mbappé again. The France captain, is having a magnificent showing in the World Cup, scoring seven goals so far and breaking records. His performance has led some who previously criticized him for being too outspoken...

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'Kylian, forgive us': How the World Cup turned Mbappé's reputation around

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