The host of "El Larguero" criticized Mbappe for posting a video of himself watching the Clásico on social media. Manu Carreño said: "I cannot understand Mbappe's behavior. The French player must have something in mind, but I can't figure it out."
Barcelona won the Clásico at Camp Nou, and Flick led the team to win the league title early, which left collateral damage to the other half of the stadium. The Real Madrid dressing room has been in a real crisis in recent weeks. Not only have they failed to win any titles for the second consecutive season, but they also have to watch their arch-rivals celebrate the championship immediately after the final whistle—this is both an athletic failure and a mental blow.
During the final segment of "Carrusel Deportivo," Manu Carreño also analyzed the team's situation, believing that Real Madrid "looks like a disaster" and urgently needs major changes at all levels of the club to turn the situation around and regain the ability to compete with Barcelona. The host of "El Larguero" also questioned what Mbappe intended to convey when he posted that update on social media when the team was already 0-2 behind.
"What's wrong with Real Madrid... That's a good question. I think Real Madrid fans want this season to end quickly. But I really didn't expect the team to be so scattered in the end... Of course, you might lose the league—facing this more stable and consistent Barcelona—but what Real Madrid fans cannot accept is that the team collapsed, disappeared, and almost self-destructed at the end of the season. That's what Real Madrid fans didn't expect. You can lose, you can't win La Liga every year, but you can't lose in this way. Abandoning resistance, the dressing room is in tatters, it feels like there is no leader, and no qualified coach."
"There is a lot, a lot of work ahead, but maybe just hitting a few seemingly impossible buttons can reverse the direction. I think this squad is very good, with many excellent players, although it looks like a mess now. This season is indeed a disaster, but I believe there is still a framework for building a good project."
"Regarding Mbappe posting updates during the game? If it were another player, I would say he lives in his own world. Posting an update, oblivious, isolated from the world. This has happened before. But I don't think so about Mbappe, because he is not careless. I don't know why he did it, you have to ask him. Unless he may have thought Real Madrid were playing at home and leading 2-0, so he wrote 'Hala Madrid'. But honestly, I cannot understand Mbappe's behavior—not only that update, but also his performance in recent weeks. The French player must have something in mind, but I can't figure out what it is."