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In the 2014 WC the south american teams eliminated each other. Brazil took out Chile and Colombia and Colombia took out Uruguay. It was just unlucky that they all crossed paths.
I remember well the intense quarter between Colombia and Brazil. Everyone thought they were going to be nice to each other for some reason. Colombia ended up busting Neymar's back, and we all know what happened next.
This kid is losing respect every day lol. He is so immature, and his arrogance despite not accomplishing anything important on club level is ridiculous. I feel the easy league 1 trophies inflated his ego so much.
@@mrfab4383 So many people won the WC, I can remember only a few. Not everyone who wins WC is a great player. He has everything to succeed, but if he doesn't grow up and learn quick enough he will become a flop like a lot of youngsters that we thought will become legends.
Yeah, imagine reading online every hour of every day of how much you should be like Messi or Neymar. Imagine if people online came up to you and said "Gosh, The Soccer Experience TH-cam channel sucks. Why can't they be more like Arsenal Fan TV or ESPN FC? They're horrible to watch." Let's see how much humility and grace and gratitude you'd have. You'd lash out and be pissed off too. Or, you might crawl in a hole and delete all of your social media accounts.
@@mixfcb1086 I don’t think it’s about winning the World Cup early. It’s about how he got all the hype and fame and he’s walking around like he’s one of the greats in football when he’s still got a long way to go. It’s more about personality, I think this is how he’s always been he’s just showing it more now.
I get mbappe point that European teams both national and club levels are more developed meaning theres more foundation,more coaches,better development. But for countries that’s are very poor in South American and with no access to world class facilities,world class youth development and world class coaches speaks volumes to how good South American teams are cus last time I checked Brazil has 5 world cups, Argentina has 3 now and Uruguay Has 2. For a continent that only sends 4 teams to the World Cup compared to Europes 14 I would say South America is miles ahead of Europe.
If South America did not have world class facilities, world class youth development and world class coaches they would not have 10 World Cup trophies, now would they?? Duhhh. Please do your research before you make your racist coments!!
@@futurei0oo Uruguay has 2. They have four stars because when the emblem was created, Summer Olympic aoccer gold was seen as high in regard as the world cup. So Uruguay has 2 stars from the world cup and 2 from Summer Olympics gold. Also, u can just Google it lol.
For modern game tactics. Ligue 1 has the most talent and previous transfer markets back this claim. And 3 of the best attackers in the world also play in this league. Winning and Being Competitive are two separate things. A team can lose every game hypothetically and still be competitive every match.
@@lifeinlife24 I believe you mean England had the most talent, and 5-6 teams selling and buyers is competitive, but every other big 5 league have them beat, except maybe the Bundesliga. They’re about the same
Number of teams some continents bring to the wc: Africa: 5 South America: 4(possibility for a 5th spot) Europe: 14… Almost half of the teams playing the wc are European so they statistically have higher chance of winning it… yet the highest winning team is a South American team(🇧🇷)
@owen619notsocool the top teams in Europe are basically guaranteed a spot, one 2 teams in south america are ranked outside the fifa top 50, and no teams are ranked outside of the top 100. Over half of Uefa teams are ranked outside of the top 50, and close to a 3rd are ranked outside of the top 100. I will say the euros are harder to win than the Copa but to say south America does not have as good of teams as Europe is just pure stupidity.
Ney’s the 1 pk taker. He rarely misses and I’m not saying that bc I’m a Neymar fan, it’s because it’s facts and the way Mbappé is handling it is crazy. He thinks he’s the “owner” of PSG which he kind of is but he still shouldn’t act like this
@@dennardpowelljr Neymar is a jealous girl who can't accelt his lil bro is now the main man so he tries to undermine him. Mbappe´ sees the snakes and hopefully will stomp on their head
@@Dark-bp2ms but Messi and Argentina sealed the win. France was asleep and woke up too late. France was lucky to get past England as England played better than France.
This is how media will play you and you won't even know Mbappe said this in May before any Messi and Neymar stuff but now cuz he has controversy with the squad now everyone is going yeah let's find everything we can use to bag on him
I forget something, Argentines have a problem because we don't know whether to choose Maradona or Messi as the best player of all time. Luckily frenchs don't have that problem. Only south-americans have this discusion (and brasilians with Pele, Neymar, Ronaldhino..... of couse). PD.: EGO of Mbappe ....... shhhhhhh
Zico Garrincha Romario Ronaldo etc and im saying this like someonefrom argentina. Oh and Di stefano was argentine too! A world class player sadly by afa's (and argentina) fault was not given the opportunities to make into the national team the same things that he did at club level
So now we are talking about weather conditions in football. If that's the logic we are going for then English clubs who have to compete in colder conditions than southern european clubs have a disadvantage no?
@@eddycarpenter8989 weather includes altitude. La Paz is 12000 feet above sea level! Also you really don't know geography do you? South of Peru has ice caps, that goes to Northern Chile, do you even know how close Argentina and Chile are to the Antarctica? The water in Lima is so cold cause the currents come from Antarctica. The Europeans always call Americans dumb for their lack of geography knowledge, but the more I hear Europeans speak, the more I realize you lot have no idea about the world.
I think he is just hating on Neymar and Messi …saying South American football is not as developed as Europeans rather than saying Messi and Neymar suck
Messi's sucks? What tf did Mbappe won beside on 1 world cup? Even they compared him on what Ronaldo does , hes too weak on his age , and no longer be on level of greatness of Ronaldo and Messi period
@@XhoowieX If winning the world cup is everything, he should retire then. There's a reason domestic football, which pays the footballer's livelihood, matters. It's what they make their career in. Regardless of how his career goes, there are two more important things called discipline and attitude. This guy is poor on both.
@@eperez2784 everybody is from Africa you melt. And Mbappe is black anyway, and certainly won the World Cup. So your point is wrong, and even if it was right there's two reasons it's irrelevant. Embarrassing.
@@senzokai3156 yeah you sure showed the guy who said the World Cup is everything and Mbappe is perfect. Not sure who that was though, and obviously you replied to the wrong person. Oops.
They are messing with Mbappe, he himself said that South American football is backwards in time and that Europe dominates. Messi and Neymar only score goals in bolivia and peru, they are at the end of their careers and in the World Cup he will eliminate Argentina or Brazil in Qatar. France is 3x better than Germany's daughter team called Brazil. Brazil cries whenever it finds Brazil in the World Cup, Argentina is not far behind.
@@goranvukelic7417 you’re so slow, you’re so slow. Azerbaijan, Cyprus, & all those small European teams are all light years away from every South American team, as the whole panel says, every single one of those South American teams battles France to qualify in their group, nobody in Frances group would’ve ever had a chance to go through, it’s so easy to qualify to a World Cup in Europe just like in North America, South America has the most difficult because every team is very good & there’s only 4 1/2 spots, on top of the climate conditions, you both sound just as ignorant
@@thehollowedtree9586 lol 14 European teams in the world cup and 4 south American teams I wonder who has the highest chance of winning it more and by the way Brazil has the most world cups of any national team wonder where they are from?
south American players are diluting their country / leagues by leaving for Europe that is the problem. EURO SOCCER is killing the rest of the world league. The talent drain to Europe is helpful to European soccer / countries its like using your money to fix your friends house
EUROPE IS KILLING SOCCER south American and African players are diluting their country / leagues by leaving for Europe that is the problem. EURO SOCCER is killing the rest of the world league. The talent drain to Europe is helpful to European soccer / countries its like using your money to fix your friends house
@@johncapo2843 As a Latino, I would say it also favours South-American Ballerz to play in European Leagues, that way, they get to upgrade their game, know more about various European style of play and their players 'cause they play with them on weekly basis, they get to earn fat millions that that breaks down to between hundred/s of thousands on top currency per week, something South-American Club can't offer, which means better living conditions for Ballerz and their families and sometimes communities. They don't just flock European Leagues for nothing, and besides, the game is way developed in Europe and structured well in most cases for sponsors and TV broadcasting deals. Meanwhile in South-America, the corruption and disorganisation is extreme, Ballerz and Referees and their families get beaten up on weekly basis and I can go on with the list, but in all fairness, I understand your point and the South-American leagues and those who runs it have to do way much better if they intend to stop the exodus of South-American Ballerz to Europe. As for now, the Ballerz have no choice but to hustle for that high bag 💰💷 in European Leagues to make things much easier for them and their families.
i think this is just the first time i agree with ale if you don’t play with the south American teams they are high quality and it is an utter disgraceful
Really ? What South American nation beyond Brazil and Argentina really competes in the world cup ? Last World Cup every nation in the semi finals were from Europe. This has nothing to do with qualifiers. He is saying the basic level of most South American football nations is low besides Brazil and Argentina. He is 100% correct.
@@logirex no he isn’t and he was talking about that qualifiers and as ali clearly satiated France had an easy qualification group also most teams in Europe oh at most there is one good team and you finish in 2nd san marnino for example the quality of europe are only form the big boys england,germany,france
@@andrewjoyce9038 lol, no i'm aware and don't believe they will, but it's the nation i'm behind for most world cups, if it's not the U.S, which are far behind in the pecking order. 🤣🤣
ale moreno is dumb.. mbappe is just speaking facts, how many players of brazil or argentina called up to the first team from european league? exactly most infact all. All those european league players were trained in europe not in south america. just accept the fact that south american footbal aint betetr than european
The other two points that Ale could have made is that South American teams have fewer World Cup places to fight over, and the fact that even the lowliest South American team is far more aggressive, far rougher, far more relentless, yet also more skilful than most European teams. Brazil, Argentina, and any other team that makes it through to South America's 5 qualification spots have earned their places with blood, sweat and tears to a degree that European teams could not even imagine.
@@cryptodeityare you seriously claiming that France aren't a European team? My reading comprehension is good enough to know that you need to take a look at a map.
Just when I think Mbappe can't fall anymore in my esteem, he pulls out this gem of an opinion. It's not just the adverse climate and geography that makes South American football difficult. It's also more rougher than European football. I would love to see Mbappe try to play against South American opposition that is out for blood. He'd be up in La Paz gasping for air within the first 15 minutes, throwing up and folding like a deck chair at every tiny challenge looking for a foul that would never be called.
You said it 100%. He'd only have to watch a Conmebol qualifier game to see how it goes down in our countries. I love South American qualifiers also because ANY team can beat another team. Colombia can give Brasil a hard time, Bolivia won against Argentina 6-1 once, and so on. And it is BRUTAL. In Europe they call a foul even when someone gives you a bad look hahaha. Mbappé would go back to "superior" Europe crying in 2 seconds lol.
That the reason why South American leagues rank at the bottom while the French league is ranked 5th in the world. So many insecure kids crying in the comment section.
People seem to forget that it’s easier for a European country to win the World Cup because they have 13 or 14 teams at the World Cup compare to 4 or 5 from South America!
Maybe ask yourself why Europe gets more teams than other confederations, "smart guy". It's because they have the most amount of good teams that are of worthy of WC standard. It's the same reason Africa doesn't get more teams in the WC than South America even though Africa has more countries. They are both given 5 even though South America has less teams, so why the favoritism to South America? Because they have more good teams than Africa! Simple as that. Not only that, but it's not like all 13 or 14 teams from Europe are actual contenders for the Cup. There are never more than 4-8 TRUE contenders. 2 from South America and the rest are the European big teams. Let's be honest there are very few nations capable of winning the WC. Look up the previous winners list. It's very short and it's always the same nations competing. South America - Brazil and Argentina (and very very very long time ago Uruguay when the tournament was still in it's infancy and teams participated by invite only with no actual qualifiers) Europe - Italy, Germany, France, England, Spain and MAYBE Netherlands (who have never actually won but made 3 finals) This is the full list of actual WC contenders. Teams that have actually won. Soo in reality it's even worse than "5 teams from South America and 14 from Europe". It's actually 2 teams from South America and 5-6 from Europe that have a realistic shot of winning it. Put simply...It doesn't matter how many teams come from a confederation, it matters how many TRUE contenders. Let's be real, Scotland, Greece or Serbia aren't going to win a World Cup for Europe the same way Peru or Ecuador aren't going to win one for South America. Only the actual contenders matter. And the reality of the sport is that Europe produces majority of these true contenders. I will say 1 more thing....The fact that South America has less nations has actually benefitted Argentina and Brazil. For 2 reasons. #1 they are pretty much guaranteed qualification for the WC. 5 out of the 13 or so teams in Conmebol qualify! That is roughly 40% of the teams! This would pretty much mean Brazil and Argentina would have to finish bottom half of the Conmebol table, which will never happen. Even in down years when they finish 3rd or 4th instead of 1st or 2nd they STILL qualify. Matter of fact Brazil finished 5th for 2002 WC qualifiers and just barely made it into the tournament, and then ended up winning the whole thing. While UEFA groups are smaller and maybe don't have as many good teams per group (because there are many smaller groups instead of just one giant one) I would argue it's harder to qualify out of UEFA because there is less room for error. You have to win the group to qualify, or finish runner up. And even when you finish runner up it might still not be good enough! This why every single WC and EURO Cup there is at least 1 big team from Europe that doesn't qualify for the tournament. Italy and Netherlands are recent examples. This NEVER happens in Conmebol because as I said Argentina and Brazil can finish 3rd, 4th or even 5th and STILL qualify. There's more room for error in Conmebol! And the 2nd reason is that because there are less nations in South America, teams like Brazil and Argentina have much bigger talent pools than they would have if their was more countries. Brazil has a population of over 200 million people! This is much larger than the population of France, England, Germany, Spain, Netherlands, etc. Imagine if Brazil was broken up into 3 or 4 smaller nations. Then their players would be scattered across these smaller nations and they wouldn't have 200 million people to choose from. At the end of the day both sets of fans should show respect to each other. Both Europe and South America have produced the best players and the only WC winning nations. I know there's a competitive rivalry, but respect has to be shown to both sides for what they've brought to the game. Nobody in these continents has it "easy". Both have to overcome lots of obstacles and tough qualifying campaigns just in different ways.
The other challenge not mentioned is that in Conmebol, the lack of really easy games means teams don’t have the opportunity to try new formations or players without significant risk to qualifying.
Also not only traveling across south America not many realize how big of a continent South America is, but also having to travel from Europe to south America..i
Ale and Frank were talking about how hard it is to qualify due to heat, altitude and humidity. They didn’t once mention the quality of the opposition. Columbia, Uruguay, Peru would be on par with the likes of Sweden and Switzerland. While Brazil are 1st and Argentina 3rd in FIFAs world rankings. The 2 weakest teams in Conmebol would easily defeat the the likes of Andorra or Azerbaijan or Latvia.
They are messing with Mbappe, he himself said that South American football is backwards in time and that Europe dominates. Messi and Neymar only score goals in bolivia and peru, they are at the end of their careers and in the World Cup he will eliminate Argentina or Brazil in Qatar. France is 3x better than Germany's daughter team called Brazil. Brazil cries whenever it finds Brazil in the World Cup, Argentina is not far behind.
South American players maybe physical, but they are not as technical which is why most south American lose past the group stages as the competition gets better, your tech skills gets exposed here is another observation SIZE MATTERS. at the later stages of world cup matches, you soon notice the size difference between the Euro teams and everyone else the euro teams appear to be bigger, quicker, faster, stronger
Mbappe has lost a lot of the respect I had for him recently, trying to own PSG and having a ridiculous attitude against his teammates, and then him speaking with absolute ignorance making absurd claims, I mean, really. It’s just a lack of professionalism and class off the pitch.
The very little respect as a football player he has gained from me is all gone...I always felt something was off with him. What a lot of people fail to realize just being talented isn't enough to make you Great or a Legend.
Kylian Mbappe IS RIGHT he is talking about the quality of the Euro clubs FOOLS. watch the EPL on any weekend, you can count world class players on each team, some teams have up to 5 players on each team. The South American players weaken South American soccer by leaving their countries to play in Europe. it will be equitable if the Euro players went to play in south America but they are not. stronger competition builds stronger players Its like helping a friend build up his house to with stand storms while your home sits unattended
South American qualifiers are always good games, especially at the mid point and final games for positions. Excellent competitiveness. And also what is European football w/out South American players? Far less exciting leagues
That's because there are less teams. Let's be honest, do you actually think it's difficult for brazil argentina and Uruguay the top teams of SA to qualify? Vs look at the qualifiers in europe. Italy(euro winners) and portugal are a top team and they still had to play play offs and italy aren't qualified. Plus the corruption in south America is insane, you would never see brazil not qualifying. Italy, a team with 4 worldcups haven't qualified.
@@Yeahagreed so u think European qualifiers are intresting? With one champion team and one strong team with rest plumbers just so they can score tons of goals
Why did they not also mention that in South America you have to play every other team---so you cannot have such a thing as 'an easy group.' Where Mbappe would have a point is by considering that while South America leaves it to Brazil, Argentina and maybe Uruguay to fight for those honors, it seems Europe has more powerhouses (Spain, France, Italy, England(?), Belgium, Netherlands etc) but those powerhouses are rarely in the same group during qualifiers.
But that is also wrong. Chile has maybe had more success the last ten years than Brazil and Argentina. And Colombia and Uruguay have also given them a good fight. That´s half of the teams in Conmebol...
Dude Chile was an upset for Spain (world cup defending champions) in 2014 , and they beat Argentina 2 times in the Copa America final , so it is not about 3 good teams in south America .
The reason why European football has reached such a high level is mainly because many top players from central and south America , and Africa play at European club football at the highest level due to the very lucrative wages . And so European players are far more used to playing with top players from these countries and managers learn the tactics. It's not rocket science . Beforehand teams like Brazil and argentina dominated more as european football didn't have that expertise to deal with south America , of course Germany and Spain were the exception.
@@Spartan-oj9dc this part. I keep struggling to understand how these experts keep shunning this point. If Africa and South/Central America offered the same lucrative deals Europe does, they’d stay put 🤷🏻♂️ and I’m willing the bet that the quality of their football would gradually improve, but keep trying to convince these Folks
The statistics don't lie. In all the history of the World Cup from 1930 until this year, South America sent 89 teams to compete. We have 10 cups. On the other hand, Europe sent (in the same period) 255 teams to play, and they have 12 cups. So, South America has a percentage of over 11% world cups won for the total of teams. Europe's number is less than 5%. Now Mbappè has two options: first shut up and learn. Second: France.
South American players maybe physical, but they are not as technical which is why most south American lose past the group stages as the competition gets better, your tech skills gets exposed here is another observation SIZE MATTERS. at the later stages of world cup matches, you soon notice the size difference between the Euro teams and everyone else the euro teams appear to be bigger, quicker, faster, stronger
EUROPE IS KILLING SOCCER south American and African players are diluting their country / leagues by leaving for Europe that is the problem. EURO SOCCER is killing the rest of the world league. The talent drain to Europe is helpful to European soccer / countries its like using your money to fix your friends house
Ale you were brilliant with your diagnosis & subsequent dissecting Mbappe's comments...U literally and metaphorically tore them and him apart with Facts!!!
EUROPE IS KILLING SOCCER south American and African players are diluting their country / leagues by leaving for Europe .Mbappe is right that is the problem. EURO SOCCER is killing the rest of the world league. The talent drain to Europe is helpful to European soccer / countries its like using your money to fix your friends house
@@Cwtr By your statement Spanish Football is FAR better than English since in the last 10 Champions League we got 6 Spanish Champions, 2 Germans and 2 English.
@@yamazone4887 not the same thing because eu has both more better teams and the last 4 wc winners are eu, which proves eu is better, your example could be used if South America had more teams that were better than eu but they don’t have that either
@@Cwtr you can't just look at the last 4, look at the entirety of the world cup. If a South American team wins in Qatar, Europe will only have 2 more world cup trophies than South America. Literally only 2.
I think ale and stevie made great points. Conmebol is WAY harder than UEFA. In UEFA it's possible to qualify by beating teams like Luxembourgh, Latvia, Andorra, Ireland, Albania, Romania, Sweden, Faroe Islands, Slovakia, etc etc. In Conmebol you're grinding constantly against top 50/75 nations
Moreno also forgot to mention the fact that, aside from the all those environmental factors, etc, which are difficult enough, all the south American teams play a very rough game typically , making it very difficult to compete in many cases. Something most European teams don't have, that "bad blood" mentality. Especially when it's Argentina or Brazil as visitors. This is also a perfect example of how some or most Cr7 fans would claim/claim that Messi has an easier qualifying campaign compared to Ronaldo, just to reduce his merits based on a total fallacy. Well, there it is, the reality, to all those that would argue such nonsense, just like this clown Mabappe.
I believe you - I have a sports package that now allows me to watch Conmebol WCQ and Copa America. Those players seem like that want to murderer each other. I was a little shocked of how aggressive they are toward each other. Sergio Ramos is considered the king of the dark arts but he would be just another guy in Conmebol like Otamendi who deserves the same reputation. And I'm not inluding the clubs down there - they may be even worse like River Plate and Boca Juniors.
Umm I’m a CR7 Fan .. and No one discredited Messi because of his campaign. He literally had a top 5 Argentina team his whole career. Ronaldo been playing with Borderline Rubbish.
@@Kingfab31 sorry, would have to disagree with you. I said what I said because just like Mabappe, many Cr7 fans, perhaps not you, on social media (Twitter, etc) throughout the qualifiers, have said exactly the same thing Mabappe said, that Argentina and Brazil have to play against weak teams in conmebol, that it is a bunch of "farmers" as they say or whatever. Which as you can see in this video coming from the unanimous discussion, and I agree completely, that is a complete misconception and fallacy. Aslo, I really don't feel Cr7 has been playing with a rubbish team these last few years. A lot of his Portuguese team mates are quite decent players currently and that's why he actually won a European cup with a good group of some of those players or at least a competitive enough team. So i don't see where your arguments are convincing. But must admit the respectful approach, not typically the case when discussing Cr7/Messi differences, etc. 😅
What do CR7 fans have to do with anything in this video. Your just a messi fan always tryna make CR7 and his fans look like the bad guys when they have nothing to do with what is going on at PSG.
I'm a US fan (to denote my bias). To me, there's no question that the most difficult qualifying is from CONMEBOL AND CAF. CONMEBOL has the brutal table where you have to travel long distances to play in an array of harsh conditions with intimidating stadiums. Also, the quality of competition is much deeper than what the average UEFA team will face. CAF doesn't have the depth of competition but has equally harsh conditions, pitches and atmospheres and has a very unforgiving system where only the group winners advance to get drawn against another group winner for the honor to qualify. UEFA is a challenge, but it is forgiving. also
CONMEBOL has tough conditions but 40%-50% of teams qualify, There is margin of error. UEFA groups are mostly easy, but not a lot of room for error. Sometimes you get an Italy and Spain in the same group ... and then if you add a mid-level team on a good cycle (Turkey for example), then there is very little room for errors. CAF is the most unforgiving qualifiers. Competitiveness is not the greatest, but conditions and number of spots given the size of the playing field makes it very tough.
@Felix Santos - I don't think you can even mention CONMEBOL and CAF in the same sentence, to be honest. Though you do have a point about some harsh geographical conditions faced by teams in CAF. But CONMEBOL is on a much higher level than CAF. In CONMEBOL, you have teams which have a much longer history of rivalries, are much fiercer, and much, much more skilful than the teams in CAF.
The thing with Europe is, over half the teams are good enough to play in the WC and theres say 1 or 2 places for every 5/6 teams so the competition is far more. There's poor teams qualifying from Asia, South America, Oceania etc and far better European teams missing out. Unless you're a top top UEFA team you're not going to the World Cup where as CONMEBOL qualifying is far more forgiving against lesser teams
Okay, you only got Argentina and Brazil who can win it. But you also have to take into consideration that theres only 10 teams, compared to UEFAs 55. Among these 10 teams theres only Bolivia that is relatively weak. But playing against them away is really hard. Colombia, Uruguay, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Paraguay have all had their good periods since 2000, and has always been tough teams to beat. Venezuela has also become better, even though they were better a couple of years ago than today. The point is that most matches there are tough ones. Here in Europe the best teams have one or two teams in their groups that will give them some fight for the win, and the rest is more or less walk over. Mbappé has no idea what he´s talking about here.
Exactly he’d break the whole dressing room and chemistry of Real Madrid just with his inflated ego and selfishness. It was a smart and wise move not to go for him despite of his good football skills and talents, but his attitude is enough to finish and destroy a whole team on and off the field.
Imagine if Messi,neymar,Suarez,ronaldinho, Ronaldo (9),kaka never played in European football. Those guys alone have made football worth watching for lots of people. If you take top 3 players ever to play the game you have like Messi,maradona,Pele, who are also SOUTH AMERICANS. South America is football!!
The reason why european countries have dominated as of late is simply because they have a disproportionate amount of qualifying spots for the WC. 13/32 spots are reserved for Europe, 5 for south america (Mexico goes through with north america) , and 5 for Africa. This makes Qualifying many times harder and winning much less likely.
@@manuelaparcedo417 Yes of course. It's just that before 98 the USA and Canada didn't have a team so things were different. And at the time (even from a geography standpoint) america was split just between north and south. Of course if one is precise this is not true. But if you ask someone at random outside of America where is Mexico located, they will probably answer south(or latine) America. This is why a gave it a special mention. And this is in itself a problem, to be honest if Canada & the USA qualified through CONMEBOL or any other group for that matter, they would never get through with their level. But since they face smaller nations and islands it increases their chances. What I am trying to say with these comments is that in general the qualifying system is biased. It's easy to see that richer countries that will bring more viewers and revenues are given priority. I mean for FIFA a final between england and germany is economically better than one between Chilli and Egypt for example
@@manuelaparcedo417 There is no such continent as "central america" or the carribean. They are both part of North America. You can see it on any globe.
@@soulei1990 What do you mean the USA didn't have a team before 1998? They qualified for the 1990 WC and literally hosted the 1994 World Cup and shocked one of the favourites Colombia leading to a Colombian being murdered for an own goal. They narrowly lost to Brazil in the round of 16. This tournament lead to the MLS
Mbappe is showing the world in moderately spectacular fashion why Messi is the GOAT and what a difficult attainment it is. Not only does it take unearthly skills and talent (which Mbappe hasn’t yet been able to exhibit), more importantly, it requires humility.
I think he meant more tactically developed and with more world cup titles and experience. And if you have teams with the highest number of world cup titles and a lot of world cup experience practicing against each other in a regular basis of course you have an advantage.
I bet Mbappe if he doesn’t stop talking, his selfishness and ego will not only be the downfall of him but is going to repeat what happened back to France in 2010. However back then it was the manager they didn’t like, now it could be a player like Mbappe that’ll ruin France from winning back to back World Cups. I see a SA team on the cusp of winning it this year.
They are messing with Mbappe, he himself said that South American football is backwards in time and that Europe dominates. Messi and Neymar only score goals in bolivia and peru, they are at the end of their careers and in the World Cup he will eliminate Argentina or Brazil in Qatar. France is 3x better than Germany's daughter team called Brazil. Brazil cries whenever it finds Brazil in the World Cup, Argentina is not far behind.
World Cup winners of this century France. Germany. Spain. Italy. Brazil. World Cup runner ups Croatia. Argentina. Netherlands. France. Germany. Third string Belgium. France. Germany. Germany. Turkey. Mbappe statistically is correct.
when you Qualify over 50% of the world cup teams all EU and only 4 of the south American teams can qualify, of course EU has the more of a chance to win, its like brazil and argentina vs All EU, at this point might as well call it EU World cup lol
@@phurion. if they were good enough it wouldn’t matter how many teams were from Europe they’d win. They fought harder games wouldn’t that mean they’re a more refined team? That each player is tried and true and not used to easy wins? If anything they should be winning more matches especially Brazil but as time passes they seem to just stagnate
@@thelasso9478 it does matter, if there's more EU team , there's more of a chance for EU to win the world cup, no matter if you think Brazil or Argentina is the best of the best , they gotta deal with like 10 EU teams lol, look at the 8th rounds, literally pretty much half the teams EU which considering the fact that majority of these EU teams have at least one world cup or made it to the grand finals or semi finals
@@thelasso9478 "fought harder" that ain't the point bro, the point is there is always more EU teams, double than any continents either if they are trash or not, you think EU are the only ones with potential good teams when there are a lot of potential teams in South America as well, not just Brazil and Argentina
Messi's probably like "what did I get myself into?" This is childish. I wouldn't be surprised if Messi went back to Barca after this season whether they suck or not. Anything to escape this silly drama that PSG keeps enabling.
I believe the same. I think Messi and Neymar will leave PSG at the end of thos season. They will have a great season to be able to move to a great team.
@@iamsuccess6634 Messi can leave them easily, because if he doesn't renew (which I hope he won't), then he's out of contract and can hopefully go back to Barcelona. Neymar however still has a long contract.
@@elgallo1606 Barcelona can't afford Messi anymore because of their financial situation, that's why they let his contract expire. Remember, Messi even proposed to take a 50% pay cut to stay and finish his career in Barcelona, and even that wasn't enough.
Pitch conditions are also a factor I presume. Hard and uneven grounds - more risk of injuries if you are used to the best pitch conditions in Europe for your club team.
Ale is right. Try qualifying from CAF. Conditions do matter a lot. The weather, pitches, crazy fans. The UEFA qualifiers are always going to favor the big teams
Kylian Mbappe IS RIGHT he is talking about the quality of the Euro clubs FOOLS. watch the EPL on any weekend, you can count world class players on each team, some teams have up to 5 players on each team. The South American players weaken South American soccer by leaving their countries to play in Europe. it will be equitable if the Euro players went to play in south America but they are not. stronger competition builds stronger players Its like helping a friend build up his house to with stand storms while your home sits unattended south American players are spending all their resources making European countries better playing for Euro clubs
Another perspective is from the mid to lower teams in each qualifying competition. With fewer teams competing for a place in the qualifying positions I think a lower ranked South American team has a superior chance than that of a lowly European team.
With everything he has said/done, if he wins the UCL this season, hats off. HOWEVER if he doesn’t win it, this will be his downfall season. Personality matters a lot in football, at that age Ronaldo had the performances in a top league and in top clubs to back up his confidence/arrogance, and Messi had 2 ballons d’or. Some will say YES BUT KYLIAN IS A WORLD CUP WINNER ! I don’t think it matters, it’s easier to win it when you’re french, than when you’re portuguese or argentinian. Baggio, Maldini, Puskas, Raul, Di Stefano, Platini, Ronaldo, Messi... The list goes on, none of them have won the world cup yet they all are legends.
World Cup Qualifying is easier for European teams given players are closer together,in South America players are based overseas and have to travel back and forth and deal with climate,timezones etc.
Mbappe might be one of the youngest examples ever to have already pissed his potential up a wall. Yes he's technically young enough to still come good, but does anyone really think he will? He pissed away his talent taking the easy route, and is now mad that it isn't working and he's watching guys like haaland and vinicius pass him, and other guys like Mane, Leao, and Diaz getting paid less and yet performing far better in his position. His attitude screams of a spoiled kid who thought the world should be his by now, but all the other talented forwards around him are rapidly passing him by.🤡
@@amucci7 messi and ronaldo won balon dors before 25, mbappe was never close to one, he can be on of the best of the new generation but hes still lacking behind
My advice to Mbappe, just continue playing the wonderful game you grew up loving. Ignore the contract PSG gave you, they wouldn't have offered you that contract if you were not worthy. Learn from the legends around you in PSG. You are surrounded by top top players the game has ever seen and all you have to do is be humble, make football mistakes and learn from them. Those players around you will equip you more and more. Look how Messi came up, had world class players around him...the likes of Deco, Ronaldinho, Puyol, Eto'o, slyvinho to name a few and was very humble. They made it easy for him bc he was a kid, no need to defend hard, just stayed up there and they did the hard work and supplied him with a ball to do what he does best. I suggest you do the same or else, you ruining your career. These people you having a problem with in your team have done it all and their fan base will kill your whole career and no club will want to associate themselves with such arrogancy.
Yah he just made an enemy out of a whole continent when he didn’t need to 😂. This narrative, although his opinion, has been expressed for decades from Europeans (not saying he thinks he is) that think of themselves as superior to South Americans. Whether it be through sports or other conflicts (remember when someone threw a banana at Dani Alves?). So this was not a take to have. And if it was, this wasn’t the way to say it lol. Man is digging his own grave.
No it's actually the other way around. Biased South Americans feel they are superior, that's why they get triggered like Ale does when someone says the facts. Europe is literally winning the last 4 World Cups and South Americans can't brag about winning the actual World Cup so they start moving the goal posts and start talking about "qualifiers" and how much tougher they are in South America. If South American teams and CONMEBOL is so tough how come they always get pummeled at the World Cup and Club World Cup? Maybe the South Americans are just envious and poor sports and can't give credit where it's due because of their anti-European biases. They're entitled and get triggered by someone stating facts which the results back up.
@@perrybarbe7789 yah that I’m saying. Dani was playing in a European game at the time and Brazilian players have expressed how European crowds would call them monkeys. It goes back to when Europeans thought of South Americans as less than because of their connection to Spanish and Portuguese conquests in South America.
Ever since I saw Cain Velasquez lose that fight in Mexico cause of the altitude mostly I realized it's harder for athletes to perform at their best in certain places.
Mbappe will fade in few years time with that kind of ingorance and attitude even this year i see neymar coming back to his best like barca days alongside messi that could be the downfall for mbappe
Seek help. Mbappe´ is king respect it. Neymar shine against Nantes and Messi is a system merchant. They r both jealous of him now he must fight off haters
I agree with Ale(which I never thought I would say) This level of entitlement from European players, pundits and especially fans regarding other leagues around the world(especially MLS) is was too annoying.
@@blackgamer442 the UK? Where defenders don't even know how to mark? Where everyone runs from goal to goal with ease? The premier league is overhyped, don't get me wrong some of the English clubs are very good but the league is not that good
Giving power to Mbappe is like giving the key to a nuclear bomb to a child. Dangerous. I still maintain my initial position about three years back that Mbappe is not the kind of talent around which you structure a team. He just doesn't have the dribbling skills and passing vision to make his teammates play better. He can have a run of form for a season or two, but he has become predictable and tend to thrive most when he has acres of space to run into. Without space, he becomes ineffective and is reduced to the status of an average player. It would be tactically foolish to structure a team around a player who doesn't have the werewithals to conduct the play and resolve tactical issues confronting the team on the field.
This has been my opinion for years. This player is only good in counter attacking play, and then only if behind him he has Neymar and Messi ti give him all those world class passes to run on to. He cannot play in tight situations as he has no close control, or vision. Just watch what will happen to big mouth Galloping Kylian, when Newmar and Messi are not anymore around to give him ready mady goals for him to score. Just watch him fall.
Been in the french league his whole career and he's talking about competition
he is 23 his career didn't even start and he already has a WC and played in a champions league final
@@SM-ux2pi meanwhile Messi on 23 : nah im just playing tennis
@@SM-ux2pi 5 season and the sixth ongoing, nothing done yet despite farmers league trophies loll
@@SM-ux2pi let's be honest France was stacked asf
@@SM-ux2pi Ronaldo 23 on PL : I’m playing golf
Never disrespect South American football when it provided stars like Pele maradona Ronaldo Messi Neymar Ronaldinho etc
2 of whom are in your team! Without Brazil, Argentine, Uruguay... WC would be a snooze fest
Four of them have retired…two of them are in near retirement
@@j.s3300 he named a few out of many there are also upcoming stars like vini jr antony raphinha militao etc
@@wordsinahandle alright what about Suarez forlan cavani valbuena James falcao?
@@wordsinahandle you guys fail to understand South America doesn’t have as much countries as Europe
In the 2014 WC the south american teams eliminated each other. Brazil took out Chile and Colombia and Colombia took out Uruguay. It was just unlucky that they all crossed paths.
And brazil took out Colombia
True. Argentina played in the World Cup final though.
And would you be shocked to find that that was done by design?
They want European teams to look so strong.
Unlucky, or is it? 😊
Colombia lost but took out Neymar
I remember well the intense quarter between Colombia and Brazil. Everyone thought they were going to be nice to each other for some reason. Colombia ended up busting Neymar's back, and we all know what happened next.
isn't it crazy to come back to this After that Argentina-France 2022 WC final to see Mbappe eating his words after losing vs Argentina on a final?
His point is still correct
Careful cause fans will claim fifa corruption lol
@@Urcinamongurl not really when Germany, Spain, the Netherlands etc had their arses handed to them by midlevel teams LOL
It’s true but they had to face 3 European teams to win so I think he still had a point.
u guys lack reading comprehension and it shows in this comment section....
This kid is losing respect every day lol. He is so immature, and his arrogance despite not accomplishing anything important on club level is ridiculous. I feel the easy league 1 trophies inflated his ego so much.
He won a World Cup, youngest since Pele.
@@mrfab4383 in a france team that would've won that world cup anyways
@@mrfab4383 club level bottled a champions league final
@@anotherhappylanding4746 lies they didn't stand a chance without Mbappe
@@mrfab4383 So many people won the WC, I can remember only a few. Not everyone who wins WC is a great player. He has everything to succeed, but if he doesn't grow up and learn quick enough he will become a flop like a lot of youngsters that we thought will become legends.
Mbappes downfall will be his ingorance and lack of humility. I can't believe how he is turning out to be. So sad.
Won the World Cup too early.
Yeah, imagine reading online every hour of every day of how much you should be like Messi or Neymar.
Imagine if people online came up to you and said "Gosh, The Soccer Experience TH-cam channel sucks. Why can't they be more like Arsenal Fan TV or ESPN FC? They're horrible to watch."
Let's see how much humility and grace and gratitude you'd have. You'd lash out and be pissed off too. Or, you might crawl in a hole and delete all of your social media accounts.
Should be expected from a PSG poster boy really
@@mixfcb1086 I don’t think it’s about winning the World Cup early. It’s about how he got all the hype and fame and he’s walking around like he’s one of the greats in football when he’s still got a long way to go. It’s more about personality, I think this is how he’s always been he’s just showing it more now.
@@thatt-shirtguy9669 why are mad . It's just my opinion 😂
I get mbappe point that European teams both national and club levels are more developed meaning theres more foundation,more coaches,better development. But for countries that’s are very poor in South American and with no access to world class facilities,world class youth development and world class coaches speaks volumes to how good South American teams are cus last time I checked Brazil has 5 world cups, Argentina has 3 now and Uruguay Has 2. For a continent that only sends 4 teams to the World Cup compared to Europes 14 I would say South America is miles ahead of Europe.
I completely agree what you're saying, the thing mbappe forgets is teams in Europe are really top heavy if we're being honest,
If South America did not have world class facilities, world class youth development and world class coaches they would not have 10 World Cup trophies, now would they?? Duhhh. Please do your research before you make your racist coments!!
@@shottatallman3459 racist coment
@@futurei0oo Uruguay has 2. They have four stars because when the emblem was created, Summer Olympic aoccer gold was seen as high in regard as the world cup. So Uruguay has 2 stars from the world cup and 2 from Summer Olympics gold. Also, u can just Google it lol.
Spitting
Anyone from Ligue 1 talking about “high level competition” shouldn’t be taken seriously at all.
For modern game tactics. Ligue 1 has the most talent and previous transfer markets back this claim. And 3 of the best attackers in the world also play in this league. Winning and Being Competitive are two separate things. A team can lose every game hypothetically and still be competitive every match.
@@lifeinlife24 I believe you mean England had the most talent, and 5-6 teams selling and buyers is competitive, but every other big 5 league have them beat, except maybe the Bundesliga. They’re about the same
@@lifeinlife24 hahahaha
He competes with the French Team
Lies again? Sunday Bell + Spotify Barcelona + Spank Bang + Sell Backside + Small Boy
Number of teams some continents bring to the wc:
Africa: 5
South America: 4(possibility for a 5th spot)
Europe: 14…
Almost half of the teams playing the wc are European so they statistically have higher chance of winning it… yet the highest winning team is a South American team(🇧🇷)
Good point.
@owen619notsocool the top teams in Europe are basically guaranteed a spot, one 2 teams in south america are ranked outside the fifa top 50, and no teams are ranked outside of the top 100. Over half of Uefa teams are ranked outside of the top 50, and close to a 3rd are ranked outside of the top 100. I will say the euros are harder to win than the Copa but to say south America does not have as good of teams as Europe is just pure stupidity.
Tbh North America is 3 (possibility of 4)
Mbappe needs to shut his mouth…South America produces the most beautiful football the world has ever seen
Europe has more participants because fifa was created by Europeans.
Mbappe must chill. He's still on that penalty case
Ney’s the 1 pk taker. He rarely misses and I’m not saying that bc I’m a Neymar fan, it’s because it’s facts and the way Mbappé is handling it is crazy. He thinks he’s the “owner” of PSG which he kind of is but he still shouldn’t act like this
This statement was made in March. Don't mind this people, they want views
@@dennardpowelljr Neymar is a jealous girl who can't accelt his lil bro is now the main man so he tries to undermine him. Mbappe´ sees the snakes and hopefully will stomp on their head
@@vincentasonganyi591 Mbappe has done much more since then.
He still salty
I love you Alejandro Moreno!! You understand us South Americans ☺️ Thank you for always defending us 🙏
feels good to have the trophy back on our land, 20 years but messi the goat did it thank god
@@sky3down367 oh pls mbappe is correct
@@Urcinamongurl about what? the trophy belongs in our land, not Europe's
Lol he just mumbled couldn’t make a point. I know mbappe may have offended many but Moreno talking out of his @ss
@@sky3down367lol the way you speak… ‘belongs in our land’😂🎉
Love seeing him eat his words!! lol
He scored a hat trick and he's already World champion...all of that at 24yrs not bad at all isn't it ?
@@Dark-bp2ms still ate his words
100%
@@Dark-bp2ms yes two pens included
@@Dark-bp2ms but Messi and Argentina sealed the win. France was asleep and woke up too late. France was lucky to get past England as England played better than France.
He is just pissed with the superstars of Brazil and Argentina bonding in Paris
He said that in May. Just for perspective
Fact
This is how media will play you and you won't even know Mbappe said this in May before any Messi and Neymar stuff but now cuz he has controversy with the squad now everyone is going yeah let's find everything we can use to bag on him
@@udemephillips1230 doesnt matter he still said it & recently has been acting like a little brat so well deserved
I hope Mbappe destroys they bromance in Paris.
Mbappes ignorance has really been shining through, getting draining 😬
Give him a break he's French.
@@wilkesmcdermid7906 he’s African ….. his French bring up has ruined him
What was ignorant about his statement?
Turtle thinks that he's Ronaldo.....
He's not even close
It's bizzare ESPN has picked a statement he made 6 months ago to create controversy
Who else feels this topic should be discuss again after the world cup
The point still stands
@ Mary
LMAO you’re everywhere desperately trying to defend this bogus notion
@@cryptodeity he's not wrong actually the adversity in Euro is tougher than South america
@@Dark-bp2ms lol
Definitely Mbappe doesn't want to discuss this topic. 🤣
I forget something, Argentines have a problem because we don't know whether to choose Maradona or Messi as the best player of all time. Luckily frenchs don't have that problem. Only south-americans have this discusion (and brasilians with Pele, Neymar, Ronaldhino..... of couse). PD.: EGO of Mbappe ....... shhhhhhh
FACT!!! lmao
Meanwhile in France: Zidane vs Mbappe
The rest of the world:
Pele, Maradona & Messi. Who’s better?
Zico Garrincha Romario Ronaldo etc and im saying this like someonefrom argentina. Oh and Di stefano was argentine too! A world class player sadly by afa's (and argentina) fault was not given the opportunities to make into the national team the same things that he did at club level
too much power to a kid makes him believe he is better than everyone. This kid is dreaming and think every thing is about him😡😡
So now we are talking about weather conditions in football. If that's the logic we are going for then English clubs who have to compete in colder conditions than southern european clubs have a disadvantage no?
This is why the Real Madrid move would've been great for him.
He’s 24 ….
@@eddycarpenter8989 weather includes altitude. La Paz is 12000 feet above sea level! Also you really don't know geography do you? South of Peru has ice caps, that goes to Northern Chile, do you even know how close Argentina and Chile are to the Antarctica? The water in Lima is so cold cause the currents come from Antarctica. The Europeans always call Americans dumb for their lack of geography knowledge, but the more I hear Europeans speak, the more I realize you lot have no idea about the world.
@@heartthrobbb 23
Frank trying to keep his composure is hilarious
I think he is just hating on Neymar and Messi …saying South American football is not as developed as Europeans rather than saying Messi and Neymar suck
that's why nemar dumped him
No he isn’t because they trained in Europe proves his point further 🤡🤡🤡
Messi's sucks? What tf did Mbappe won beside on 1 world cup? Even they compared him on what Ronaldo does , hes too weak on his age , and no longer be on level of greatness of Ronaldo and Messi period
@@okayhahahaha fact
@@Urcinamongurl maradona trained in Europe? LOL. Pele trained in Europe? Neymar trained in Europe?? Lmaooo
Stop
Messi and Di Maria answered M'bappé with a victory in the World Cup Final against France
Bro you played Kazakhstan and Finland to qualify...pipe down 😂
He also won a tournament that included all of the best South American teams. You may have heard of it, it's called the World Cup.
@@XhoowieX If winning the world cup is everything, he should retire then.
There's a reason domestic football, which pays the footballer's livelihood, matters. It's what they make their career in.
Regardless of how his career goes, there are two more important things called discipline and attitude. This guy is poor on both.
@@XhoowieX you mean Africa won the World Cup. All African migrants.
@@eperez2784 everybody is from Africa you melt. And Mbappe is black anyway, and certainly won the World Cup. So your point is wrong, and even if it was right there's two reasons it's irrelevant. Embarrassing.
@@senzokai3156 yeah you sure showed the guy who said the World Cup is everything and Mbappe is perfect. Not sure who that was though, and obviously you replied to the wrong person. Oops.
The 2014 Brazil World Cup is still fresh in my memory and I recall Chile, Peru, Costa Rica, Colombia upsetting European teams.
They are messing with Mbappe, he himself said that South American football is backwards in time and that Europe dominates. Messi and Neymar only score goals in bolivia and peru, they are at the end of their careers and in the World Cup he will eliminate Argentina or Brazil in Qatar. France is 3x better than Germany's daughter team called Brazil. Brazil cries whenever it finds Brazil in the World Cup, Argentina is not far behind.
Peru was not in that wc they went to 2018
And who won in 2014? A European team.
Europe 12 World Cups rest of the world only 9. Europe won the last 4 World Cups.
@@goranvukelic7417 you’re so slow, you’re so slow. Azerbaijan, Cyprus, & all those small European teams are all light years away from every South American team, as the whole panel says, every single one of those South American teams battles France to qualify in their group, nobody in Frances group would’ve ever had a chance to go through, it’s so easy to qualify to a World Cup in Europe just like in North America, South America has the most difficult because every team is very good & there’s only 4 1/2 spots, on top of the climate conditions, you both sound just as ignorant
@@thehollowedtree9586 lol 14 European teams in the world cup and 4 south American teams I wonder who has the highest chance of winning it more and by the way Brazil has the most world cups of any national team wonder where they are from?
South Americans have unmatched passion and love for the game
I would love to see the Afro-French national team play in La Paz at 3000 meters above sea level.
That mbappe baby would hv been dead in 45min playing in high altitude....
I've watched football for a long time. REAL talent comes from South America 🔥🔥🔥
south American players are diluting their country / leagues by leaving for Europe
that is the problem. EURO SOCCER is killing the rest of the world league. The talent drain to Europe is helpful to European soccer / countries
its like using your money to fix your friends house
Entice, Divide, Conquer it’s the European formula not just in football but all through out world history.
EUROPE IS KILLING SOCCER
south American and African players are diluting their country / leagues by leaving for Europe
that is the problem. EURO SOCCER is killing the rest of the world league. The talent drain to Europe is helpful to European soccer / countries
its like using your money to fix your friends house
@@johncapo2843 As a Latino, I would say it also favours South-American Ballerz to play in European Leagues, that way, they get to upgrade their game, know more about various European style of play and their players 'cause they play with them on weekly basis, they get to earn fat millions that that breaks down to between hundred/s of thousands on top currency per week, something South-American Club can't offer, which means better living conditions for Ballerz and their families and sometimes communities. They don't just flock European Leagues for nothing, and besides, the game is way developed in Europe and structured well in most cases for sponsors and TV broadcasting deals. Meanwhile in South-America, the corruption and disorganisation is extreme, Ballerz and Referees and their families get beaten up on weekly basis and I can go on with the list, but in all fairness, I understand your point and the South-American leagues and those who runs it have to do way much better if they intend to stop the exodus of South-American Ballerz to Europe. As for now, the Ballerz have no choice but to hustle for that high bag 💰💷 in European Leagues to make things much easier for them and their families.
but if those players stay in south america and not trained in europe they wont perform. So what mbappe say is true
i think this is just the first time i agree with ale if you don’t play with the south American teams they are high quality and it is an utter disgraceful
Really ? What South American nation beyond Brazil and Argentina really competes in the world cup ? Last World Cup every nation in the semi finals were from Europe. This has nothing to do with qualifiers. He is saying the basic level of most South American football nations is low besides Brazil and Argentina. He is 100% correct.
germany 7 brazil 1 and it could've been double digits for ze germans 😄
@@logirex no he isn’t and he was talking about that qualifiers and as ali clearly satiated France had an easy qualification group also most teams in Europe oh at most there is one good team and you finish in 2nd san marnino for example the quality of europe are only form the big boys england,germany,france
@@logirex with south america they fight for results it’s aggressive you don’t lose 5-0 and move on
@@moon-friend3682 I thought they lost 7-1 and moved on 😉🤣😂
Well this aged well for Mbape 😂 and if we talk about top 5 goats they’re all South American, i wonder why that is
Exactly! It’s like he doesn’t know his football history 😂
There is one European and he is above all.
@@ubaidmalik2517 I’m guessing you’ll school us on who that might be 😂
@@ubaidmalik2517 does he ever had won a world cup?🤪
@@ubaidmalik2517 he is not come on.
I'm not Uruguayan, but THANK YOU Ale Moreno for giving Uruguay some love!!!! They are my South America. nation to win the world cup.
No chance
@@andrewjoyce9038 lol, no i'm aware and don't believe they will, but it's the nation i'm behind for most world cups, if it's not the U.S, which are far behind in the pecking order. 🤣🤣
ale moreno is dumb.. mbappe is just speaking facts, how many players of brazil or argentina called up to the first team from european league? exactly most infact all. All those european league players were trained in europe not in south america. just accept the fact that south american footbal aint betetr than european
This is why I love managers like Sir Alex Ferguson - if a player starts acting like he's above the club, then it's the highway for them
You will receive a shoe on your eye brows
Perfect example: David Beckham
If only Erik Ten Haag was coaching for PSG then he will teach Mbappe some respect ✊.
The other two points that Ale could have made is that South American teams have fewer World Cup places to fight over, and the fact that even the lowliest South American team is far more aggressive, far rougher, far more relentless, yet also more skilful than most European teams. Brazil, Argentina, and any other team that makes it through to South America's 5 qualification spots have earned their places with blood, sweat and tears to a degree that European teams could not even imagine.
Mbappe won a tournament that included the best South American teams. It's called the World Cup.
@@XhoowieX Let’s not pretend that France wasn’t stacked Lol
@@cryptodeity oh you sure showed Europe by saying that the European team that won the World Cup was stacked 🤪
@@XhoowieX FRANCE, not Europe? 🤷🏻♂️
Is comprehension your strong suit, mate? LOL
@@cryptodeityare you seriously claiming that France aren't a European team? My reading comprehension is good enough to know that you need to take a look at a map.
Just when I think Mbappe can't fall anymore in my esteem, he pulls out this gem of an opinion. It's not just the adverse climate and geography that makes South American football difficult. It's also more rougher than European football. I would love to see Mbappe try to play against South American opposition that is out for blood. He'd be up in La Paz gasping for air within the first 15 minutes, throwing up and folding like a deck chair at every tiny challenge looking for a foul that would never be called.
You said it 100%. He'd only have to watch a Conmebol qualifier game to see how it goes down in our countries. I love South American qualifiers also because ANY team can beat another team. Colombia can give Brasil a hard time, Bolivia won against Argentina 6-1 once, and so on. And it is BRUTAL. In Europe they call a foul even when someone gives you a bad look hahaha. Mbappé would go back to "superior" Europe crying in 2 seconds lol.
That the reason why South American leagues rank at the bottom while the French league is ranked 5th in the world.
So many insecure kids crying in the comment section.
People seem to forget that it’s easier for a European country to win the World Cup because they have 13 or 14 teams at the World Cup compare to 4 or 5 from South America!
Maybe ask yourself why Europe gets more teams than other confederations, "smart guy". It's because they have the most amount of good teams that are of worthy of WC standard. It's the same reason Africa doesn't get more teams in the WC than South America even though Africa has more countries. They are both given 5 even though South America has less teams, so why the favoritism to South America? Because they have more good teams than Africa! Simple as that.
Not only that, but it's not like all 13 or 14 teams from Europe are actual contenders for the Cup. There are never more than 4-8 TRUE contenders. 2 from South America and the rest are the European big teams. Let's be honest there are very few nations capable of winning the WC. Look up the previous winners list. It's very short and it's always the same nations competing.
South America - Brazil and Argentina (and very very very long time ago Uruguay when the tournament was still in it's infancy and teams participated by invite only with no actual qualifiers)
Europe - Italy, Germany, France, England, Spain and MAYBE Netherlands (who have never actually won but made 3 finals)
This is the full list of actual WC contenders. Teams that have actually won. Soo in reality it's even worse than "5 teams from South America and 14 from Europe". It's actually 2 teams from South America and 5-6 from Europe that have a realistic shot of winning it.
Put simply...It doesn't matter how many teams come from a confederation, it matters how many TRUE contenders. Let's be real, Scotland, Greece or Serbia aren't going to win a World Cup for Europe the same way Peru or Ecuador aren't going to win one for South America. Only the actual contenders matter. And the reality of the sport is that Europe produces majority of these true contenders.
I will say 1 more thing....The fact that South America has less nations has actually benefitted Argentina and Brazil. For 2 reasons. #1 they are pretty much guaranteed qualification for the WC. 5 out of the 13 or so teams in Conmebol qualify! That is roughly 40% of the teams! This would pretty much mean Brazil and Argentina would have to finish bottom half of the Conmebol table, which will never happen. Even in down years when they finish 3rd or 4th instead of 1st or 2nd they STILL qualify. Matter of fact Brazil finished 5th for 2002 WC qualifiers and just barely made it into the tournament, and then ended up winning the whole thing. While UEFA groups are smaller and maybe don't have as many good teams per group (because there are many smaller groups instead of just one giant one) I would argue it's harder to qualify out of UEFA because there is less room for error. You have to win the group to qualify, or finish runner up. And even when you finish runner up it might still not be good enough! This why every single WC and EURO Cup there is at least 1 big team from Europe that doesn't qualify for the tournament. Italy and Netherlands are recent examples. This NEVER happens in Conmebol because as I said Argentina and Brazil can finish 3rd, 4th or even 5th and STILL qualify. There's more room for error in Conmebol! And the 2nd reason is that because there are less nations in South America, teams like Brazil and Argentina have much bigger talent pools than they would have if their was more countries. Brazil has a population of over 200 million people! This is much larger than the population of France, England, Germany, Spain, Netherlands, etc. Imagine if Brazil was broken up into 3 or 4 smaller nations. Then their players would be scattered across these smaller nations and they wouldn't have 200 million people to choose from.
At the end of the day both sets of fans should show respect to each other. Both Europe and South America have produced the best players and the only WC winning nations. I know there's a competitive rivalry, but respect has to be shown to both sides for what they've brought to the game. Nobody in these continents has it "easy". Both have to overcome lots of obstacles and tough qualifying campaigns just in different ways.
The other challenge not mentioned is that in Conmebol, the lack of really easy games means teams don’t have the opportunity to try new formations or players without significant risk to qualifying.
Also not only traveling across south America not many realize how big of a continent South America is, but also having to travel from Europe to south America..i
Broh everything in South America is easy game. Who truly pose a threat other than the household names? He will be vindicated if another European wins
And that’s what you have friendlies for mate 🤷♂️🤷♂️😭
At that time Mbappé is playing against Bosnia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine,…while Argentina is playing Brazil or Uruguay, that kid needs to shut up.
@@klausmikaelson7004 last 4 WC all europeans. Germany beat easy brazil 7-1
We will always love N'Golo Kante for being humble. To Mbappe "Pride comes before the fall."
Mpape is African and he will always be African that is what he doesn't know.
We have been waiting for his fall since then till now but it seems we have to wait a bit more longer ?
@@didisobe990 It happens at some point if people refuse to humble themselves
After WC he literally became even better.
Who is here after Argentina's world cup victory?
Th rigged word cup?
@@messiisapig2478 cryyyyyyyy moreee ,,, loving this
Ale and Frank were talking about how hard it is to qualify due to heat, altitude and humidity.
They didn’t once mention the quality of the opposition. Columbia, Uruguay, Peru would be on par with the likes of Sweden and Switzerland. While Brazil are 1st and Argentina 3rd in FIFAs world rankings.
The 2 weakest teams in Conmebol would easily defeat the the likes of Andorra or Azerbaijan or Latvia.
Now he give Brazil and Argentina even more motivation.. well done young lad
They are messing with Mbappe, he himself said that South American football is backwards in time and that Europe dominates. Messi and Neymar only score goals in bolivia and peru, they are at the end of their careers and in the World Cup he will eliminate Argentina or Brazil in Qatar. France is 3x better than Germany's daughter team called Brazil. Brazil cries whenever it finds Brazil in the World Cup, Argentina is not far behind.
@@goranvukelic7417 what ?
@@goranvukelic7417 are you high lad
You just proves him right. The only 2 countries that are decent🤣🤣🤣
South American players maybe physical, but they are not as technical
which is why most south American lose past the group stages as the competition gets better, your tech skills gets exposed
here is another observation SIZE MATTERS. at the later stages of world cup matches, you soon notice the size difference between the Euro teams and everyone else
the euro teams appear to be bigger, quicker, faster, stronger
Shots at Messi and Neymar 🤣
That’s what I thought too. Like it had to be shots at his teammates
Yep. And that tells you everything you need to know about the kind of person Mbappe is. The boy has zero class!
France vs Venezuela friendly
Eh I think he mad about UCL last season
Lol
Take this L against Argentina Mbappclown 🤡🤡
Mbappe talking about competition..... Yet he's been playing the game in easy mode(Ligue 1) up to now
Last time i checked 90% of those french players are from Africa 🤣🤣🤣
Facts
So what their French citizen's
@@TroijanSkinhead passport and brains 2 total different thinks.
Most of the 2018 world cup squad were born in France in fairness
Mbappe has lost a lot of the respect I had for him recently, trying to own PSG and having a ridiculous attitude against his teammates, and then him speaking with absolute ignorance making absurd claims, I mean, really. It’s just a lack of professionalism and class off the pitch.
He does own a percent of psg now after that contract unfortunately
The very little respect as a football player he has gained from me is all gone...I always felt something was off with him. What a lot of people fail to realize just being talented isn't enough to make you Great or a Legend.
Kylian Mbappe IS RIGHT
he is talking about the quality of the Euro clubs FOOLS. watch the EPL on any weekend, you can count world class players on each team, some teams have up to 5 players
on each team. The South American players weaken South American soccer by leaving their countries to play in Europe. it will be equitable if the Euro players went to play in south
America but they are not. stronger competition builds stronger players Its like helping a friend build up his house to with stand storms while your home sits unattended
@@johncapo2843 mypaypal is right?
what ignorance. south american sides have lagged behind european sides for a long time
It's nice to see Argentina take the World Cup home.
And you criticize Emi Martinez for taunting him
South American qualifiers are always good games, especially at the mid point and final games for positions. Excellent competitiveness. And also what is European football w/out South American players? Far less exciting leagues
Exactly.
That's because there are less teams. Let's be honest, do you actually think it's difficult for brazil argentina and Uruguay the top teams of SA to qualify? Vs look at the qualifiers in europe. Italy(euro winners) and portugal are a top team and they still had to play play offs and italy aren't qualified.
Plus the corruption in south America is insane, you would never see brazil not qualifying. Italy, a team with 4 worldcups haven't qualified.
@@Yeahagreed well if European teams played in conmebol, every team would have half of their team injured
@@Yeahagreed so u think European qualifiers are intresting?
With one champion team and one strong team with rest plumbers just so they can score tons of goals
@@Yeahagreed you can't say Italy also failed to qualify 2018 wc but somehow suddenly got back to their level and won euro
Why did they not also mention that in South America you have to play every other team---so you cannot have such a thing as 'an easy group.' Where Mbappe would have a point is by considering that while South America leaves it to Brazil, Argentina and maybe Uruguay to fight for those honors, it seems Europe has more powerhouses (Spain, France, Italy, England(?), Belgium, Netherlands etc) but those powerhouses are rarely in the same group during qualifiers.
But that is also wrong. Chile has maybe had more success the last ten years than Brazil and Argentina. And Colombia and Uruguay have also given them a good fight. That´s half of the teams in Conmebol...
Dude Chile was an upset for Spain (world cup defending champions) in 2014 , and they beat Argentina 2 times in the Copa America final , so it is not about 3 good teams in south America .
Y'all are big idiots , you can not compare South American football qualifiers in anyway to European qualifiers.
The reason why European football has reached such a high level is mainly because many top players from central and south America , and Africa play at European club football at the highest level due to the very lucrative wages . And so European players are far more used to playing with top players from these countries and managers learn the tactics. It's not rocket science . Beforehand teams like Brazil and argentina dominated more as european football didn't have that expertise to deal with south America , of course Germany and Spain were the exception.
@@Spartan-oj9dc this part.
I keep struggling to understand how these experts keep shunning this point.
If Africa and South/Central America offered the same lucrative deals Europe does, they’d stay put 🤷🏻♂️ and I’m willing the bet that the quality of their football would gradually improve, but keep trying to convince these Folks
The statistics don't lie. In all the history of the World Cup from 1930 until this year, South America sent 89 teams to compete. We have 10 cups. On the other hand, Europe sent (in the same period) 255 teams to play, and they have 12 cups. So, South America has a percentage of over 11% world cups won for the total of teams. Europe's number is less than 5%. Now Mbappè has two options: first shut up and learn. Second: France.
Ale could not have been more correct on a topic such as this.
Love Moreno! Absolute legend in these sort of discussions
South American players maybe physical, but they are not as technical
which is why most south American lose past the group stages as the competition gets better, your tech skills gets exposed
here is another observation SIZE MATTERS. at the later stages of world cup matches, you soon notice the size difference between the Euro teams and everyone else
the euro teams appear to be bigger, quicker, faster, stronger
EUROPE IS KILLING SOCCER
south American and African players are diluting their country / leagues by leaving for Europe
that is the problem. EURO SOCCER is killing the rest of the world league. The talent drain to Europe is helpful to European soccer / countries
its like using your money to fix your friends house
@@johncapo2843 what do you have to say now? haha
Madrid most definitely dodged a bullet 😥
Great talent... nasty attitude
FACTS lmao mans thinks he's bigger than a team lmao
talent?
Much love and respect to Alejandro . 💯 Facts
Ale you were brilliant with your diagnosis & subsequent dissecting Mbappe's comments...U literally and metaphorically tore them and him apart with Facts!!!
I thought Dan called him "Emir Mbappe"
I almost lost it lol
EUROPE IS KILLING SOCCER
south American and African players are diluting their country / leagues by leaving for Europe .Mbappe is right
that is the problem. EURO SOCCER is killing the rest of the world league. The talent drain to Europe is helpful to European soccer / countries
its like using your money to fix your friends house
Mbappe shown his place in the final by Argentina🤣
How? He literally dunked 4 on them
Messi, maradona, pele, ronaldo r9, Cafu, Roberto Carlos, Ronaldinho, Neymar, Suarez, Di stefano, hernan crespo, zanetti, Dani alves, tevez, higuain, Di Maria, rodriguez, Thiago Silva, rivaldo, Romario, falcao, Pizarro, Sanchez, Forlan, mascherano, augero, kaka, Kempes, zico, socrates,
I think Uber eats mcfrappe should talk less
Mbappe bruh, you don't get to talk about the level of competition when you play for psg in the french league.
There's really no squad other than Bolivia and Peru that doesn't have a lot of European club players. I hope a South American team wins it this year!
But Mbappe is right on this one. The quality in Europe is better. Last 4 world cups were won by European countries
@@Cwtr By your statement Spanish Football is FAR better than English since in the last 10 Champions League we got 6 Spanish Champions, 2 Germans and 2 English.
@@yamazone4887 yes it was at the time
@@yamazone4887 not the same thing because eu has both more better teams and the last 4 wc winners are eu, which proves eu is better, your example could be used if South America had more teams that were better than eu but they don’t have that either
@@Cwtr you can't just look at the last 4, look at the entirety of the world cup. If a South American team wins in Qatar, Europe will only have 2 more world cup trophies than South America. Literally only 2.
I think ale and stevie made great points. Conmebol is WAY harder than UEFA. In UEFA it's possible to qualify by beating teams like Luxembourgh, Latvia, Andorra, Ireland, Albania, Romania, Sweden, Faroe Islands, Slovakia, etc etc. In Conmebol you're grinding constantly against top 50/75 nations
This guy bcz of arrogance lost...
Moreno also forgot to mention the fact that, aside from the all those environmental factors, etc, which are difficult enough, all the south American teams play a very rough game typically , making it very difficult to compete in many cases. Something most European teams don't have, that "bad blood" mentality. Especially when it's Argentina or Brazil as visitors. This is also a perfect example of how some or most Cr7 fans would claim/claim that Messi has an easier qualifying campaign compared to Ronaldo, just to reduce his merits based on a total fallacy. Well, there it is, the reality, to all those that would argue such nonsense, just like this clown Mabappe.
I believe you - I have a sports package that now allows me to watch Conmebol WCQ and Copa America. Those players seem like that want to murderer each other. I was a little shocked of how aggressive they are toward each other. Sergio Ramos is considered the king of the dark arts but he would be just another guy in Conmebol like Otamendi who deserves the same reputation. And I'm not inluding the clubs down there - they may be even worse like River Plate and Boca Juniors.
Umm I’m a CR7 Fan .. and No one discredited Messi because of his campaign. He literally had a top 5 Argentina team his whole career. Ronaldo been playing with Borderline Rubbish.
@@dexterwestin3747 yup, I've been witnessing that since the 90s. It hasn't and and it won't change.
@@Kingfab31 sorry, would have to disagree with you. I said what I said because just like Mabappe, many Cr7 fans, perhaps not you, on social media (Twitter, etc) throughout the qualifiers, have said exactly the same thing Mabappe said, that Argentina and Brazil have to play against weak teams in conmebol, that it is a bunch of "farmers" as they say or whatever. Which as you can see in this video coming from the unanimous discussion, and I agree completely, that is a complete misconception and fallacy. Aslo, I really don't feel Cr7 has been playing with a rubbish team these last few years. A lot of his Portuguese team mates are quite decent players currently and that's why he actually won a European cup with a good group of some of those players or at least a competitive enough team. So i don't see where your arguments are convincing. But must admit the respectful approach, not typically the case when discussing Cr7/Messi differences, etc. 😅
What do CR7 fans have to do with anything in this video. Your just a messi fan always tryna make CR7 and his fans look like the bad guys when they have nothing to do with what is going on at PSG.
I'm a US fan (to denote my bias).
To me, there's no question that the most difficult qualifying is from CONMEBOL AND CAF. CONMEBOL has the brutal table where you have to travel long distances to play in an array of harsh conditions with intimidating stadiums. Also, the quality of competition is much deeper than what the average UEFA team will face. CAF doesn't have the depth of competition but has equally harsh conditions, pitches and atmospheres and has a very unforgiving system where only the group winners advance to get drawn against another group winner for the honor to qualify.
UEFA is a challenge, but it is forgiving. also
CONMEBOL has tough conditions but 40%-50% of teams qualify, There is margin of error. UEFA groups are mostly easy, but not a lot of room for error. Sometimes you get an Italy and Spain in the same group ... and then if you add a mid-level team on a good cycle (Turkey for example), then there is very little room for errors. CAF is the most unforgiving qualifiers. Competitiveness is not the greatest, but conditions and number of spots given the size of the playing field makes it very tough.
@Felix Santos - I don't think you can even mention CONMEBOL and CAF in the same sentence, to be honest. Though you do have a point about some harsh geographical conditions faced by teams in CAF. But CONMEBOL is on a much higher level than CAF. In CONMEBOL, you have teams which have a much longer history of rivalries, are much fiercer, and much, much more skilful than the teams in CAF.
@@marcelobarros5729 cry 😂
@@marcelobarros5729 bro stop 😂 all the big teams literally played teams like Macedonia and Faro Islands to go to the WC
The thing with Europe is, over half the teams are good enough to play in the WC and theres say 1 or 2 places for every 5/6 teams so the competition is far more. There's poor teams qualifying from Asia, South America, Oceania etc and far better European teams missing out. Unless you're a top top UEFA team you're not going to the World Cup where as CONMEBOL qualifying is far more forgiving against lesser teams
France has such a good level of football that if we have problems, our president is there to help us.
Okay, you only got Argentina and Brazil who can win it. But you also have to take into consideration that theres only 10 teams, compared to UEFAs 55. Among these 10 teams theres only Bolivia that is relatively weak. But playing against them away is really hard. Colombia, Uruguay, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Paraguay have all had their good periods since 2000, and has always been tough teams to beat. Venezuela has also become better, even though they were better a couple of years ago than today.
The point is that most matches there are tough ones. Here in Europe the best teams have one or two teams in their groups that will give them some fight for the win, and the rest is more or less walk over. Mbappé has no idea what he´s talking about here.
It's harder to fight against 10 pitbull or german sheperd than 55 pomerian dogs...
Even so, Bolivia won 6-0 against Messi's Argentina
Grateful Mbappe is at PSG, and not Real Madrid! 🇺🇲🇪🇸🇫🇷⚽
Facts, we already have our Starboy already who isn't problematic (Vini Jr)
Exactly he’d break the whole dressing room and chemistry of Real Madrid just with his inflated ego and selfishness. It was a smart and wise move not to go for him despite of his good football skills and talents, but his attitude is enough to finish and destroy a whole team on and off the field.
@@jasoncoreas5728 you watch him from your computer screen. he doesn't even know you exist.
@@eddycarpenter8989 pls just shut up
@@eddycarpenter8989 he is just expressing his feelings towards the player. Why you are getting triggered?
I remember when this kid was quiet and respectful and everyone was so impressed 🙄
He was just biding his time, then he will show his arrogant way👊🏽
yea then money and fame got to his head and look at this man now a clown 🤡
i was not impressed, i was more like 30% good 70% just average, he only got speed and no game plan and it's all about himself once he gets the ball.
@@giacomu1 hat trick in the Final
His favorite is CR7...What you expect from him...He will be more arrogant in coming years and self proclaim he is number 1 😂😂😂
And Argentina wins the world cup . Football keeps on giving ✨
Imagine if Messi,neymar,Suarez,ronaldinho, Ronaldo (9),kaka never played in European football. Those guys alone have made football worth watching for lots of people. If you take top 3 players ever to play the game you have like Messi,maradona,Pele, who are also SOUTH AMERICANS. South America is football!!
Revaldoh,, Folan, cavani, falcao,Carlos, Ronaldo, Maradona, Batistuta, Robinho, Coutinho,,,,, De list gone on ND on
The reason why european countries have dominated as of late is simply because they have a disproportionate amount of qualifying spots for the WC. 13/32 spots are reserved for Europe, 5 for south america (Mexico goes through with north america) , and 5 for Africa. This makes Qualifying many times harder and winning much less likely.
That would be because Mexico is not in South America, plus their confederation is North, Central America and the Caribbean, not just North America.
@@manuelaparcedo417 Yes of course. It's just that before 98 the USA and Canada didn't have a team so things were different. And at the time (even from a geography standpoint) america was split just between north and south. Of course if one is precise this is not true. But if you ask someone at random outside of America where is Mexico located, they will probably answer south(or latine) America. This is why a gave it a special mention. And this is in itself a problem, to be honest if Canada & the USA qualified through CONMEBOL or any other group for that matter, they would never get through with their level. But since they face smaller nations and islands it increases their chances. What I am trying to say with these comments is that in general the qualifying system is biased. It's easy to see that richer countries that will bring more viewers and revenues are given priority. I mean for FIFA a final between england and germany is economically better than one between Chilli and Egypt for example
@@manuelaparcedo417 There is no such continent as "central america" or the carribean. They are both part of North America. You can see it on any globe.
@@BrandonM10 go tell that to concacaf
@@soulei1990 What do you mean the USA didn't have a team before 1998? They qualified for the 1990 WC and literally hosted the 1994 World Cup and shocked one of the favourites Colombia leading to a Colombian being murdered for an own goal. They narrowly lost to Brazil in the round of 16. This tournament lead to the MLS
Mbappe is showing the world in moderately spectacular fashion why Messi is the GOAT and what a difficult attainment it is. Not only does it take unearthly skills and talent (which Mbappe hasn’t yet been able to exhibit), more importantly, it requires humility.
No way the dude who’s played in the farmers league his whole career is talking about lackluster competition
I think he meant more tactically developed and with more world cup titles and experience. And if you have teams with the highest number of world cup titles and a lot of world cup experience practicing against each other in a regular basis of course you have an advantage.
Slow success builds character, quick success builds ego
Nailed it
Thanks a lot Mbappe. You give some motivation for Argentina to win this World Cup
I bet Mbappe if he doesn’t stop talking, his selfishness and ego will not only be the downfall of him but is going to repeat what happened back to France in 2010. However back then it was the manager they didn’t like, now it could be a player like Mbappe that’ll ruin France from winning back to back World Cups. I see a SA team on the cusp of winning it this year.
They are messing with Mbappe, he himself said that South American football is backwards in time and that Europe dominates. Messi and Neymar only score goals in bolivia and peru, they are at the end of their careers and in the World Cup he will eliminate Argentina or Brazil in Qatar. France is 3x better than Germany's daughter team called Brazil. Brazil cries whenever it finds Brazil in the World Cup, Argentina is not far behind.
Keep dreaming 😴
Brazil win
This aged well🫣🫠😑
Killian's statement applies perfectly to why PSG can't get hold of UCL
World Cup winners of this century
France. Germany. Spain. Italy. Brazil.
World Cup runner ups
Croatia. Argentina. Netherlands. France. Germany.
Third string
Belgium. France. Germany. Germany. Turkey.
Mbappe statistically is correct.
when you Qualify over 50% of the world cup teams all EU and only 4 of the south American teams can qualify, of course EU has the more of a chance to win, its like brazil and argentina vs All EU, at this point might as well call it EU World cup lol
@@phurion. if they were good enough it wouldn’t matter how many teams were from Europe they’d win. They fought harder games wouldn’t that mean they’re a more refined team? That each player is tried and true and not used to easy wins? If anything they should be winning more matches especially Brazil but as time passes they seem to just stagnate
@@thelasso9478 it does matter, if there's more EU team , there's more of a chance for EU to win the world cup, no matter if you think Brazil or Argentina is the best of the best , they gotta deal with like 10 EU teams lol, look at the 8th rounds, literally pretty much half the teams EU which considering the fact that majority of these EU teams have at least one world cup or made it to the grand finals or semi finals
@@thelasso9478 "fought harder" that ain't the point bro, the point is there is always more EU teams, double than any continents either if they are trash or not, you think EU are the only ones with potential good teams when there are a lot of potential teams in South America as well, not just Brazil and Argentina
Messi's probably like "what did I get myself into?" This is childish. I wouldn't be surprised if Messi went back to Barca after this season whether they suck or not. Anything to escape this silly drama that PSG keeps enabling.
I believe the same. I think Messi and Neymar will leave PSG at the end of thos season. They will have a great season to be able to move to a great team.
@@iamsuccess6634 Messi can leave them easily, because if he doesn't renew (which I hope he won't), then he's out of contract and can hopefully go back to Barcelona. Neymar however still has a long contract.
@@elgallo1606 Barcelona can't afford Messi anymore because of their financial situation, that's why they let his contract expire. Remember, Messi even proposed to take a 50% pay cut to stay and finish his career in Barcelona, and even that wasn't enough.
Well, it was obvious from the beginning. PSG signed Messi for marketing. And Messi is there to take the check, he doesn't wanna be there.
Yes that’s why Italy lost to Argentina recently
Pitch conditions are also a factor I presume. Hard and uneven grounds - more risk of injuries if you are used to the best pitch conditions in Europe for your club team.
Its the guy who says oh after every phrase for me
Ale is right. Try qualifying from CAF. Conditions do matter a lot. The weather, pitches, crazy fans. The UEFA qualifiers are always going to favor the big teams
Oooooh! South American teams will be ON it when facing France now 😁 Love it!
Kylian Mbappe IS RIGHT
he is talking about the quality of the Euro clubs FOOLS. watch the EPL on any weekend, you can count world class players on each team, some teams have up to 5 players
on each team. The South American players weaken South American soccer by leaving their countries to play in Europe. it will be equitable if the Euro players went to play in south
America but they are not. stronger competition builds stronger players Its like helping a friend build up his house to with stand storms while your home sits unattended
south American players are spending all their resources making European countries better playing for Euro clubs
@@johncapo2843 didn`t he exclusively talk about international games and qualification
He won't be playing any South american teams in the world cup group stage but he could be playing Argentina in the last 16
Uruguay have the joint most South American championships and WC semi-final in 2011. Got very good players.
Another perspective is from the mid to lower teams in each qualifying competition. With fewer teams competing for a place in the qualifying positions I think a lower ranked South American team has a superior chance than that of a lowly European team.
With everything he has said/done, if he wins the UCL this season, hats off. HOWEVER if he doesn’t win it, this will be his downfall season. Personality matters a lot in football, at that age Ronaldo had the performances in a top league and in top clubs to back up his confidence/arrogance, and Messi had 2 ballons d’or. Some will say YES BUT KYLIAN IS A WORLD CUP WINNER ! I don’t think it matters, it’s easier to win it when you’re french, than when you’re portuguese or argentinian. Baggio, Maldini, Puskas, Raul, Di Stefano, Platini, Ronaldo, Messi... The list goes on, none of them have won the world cup yet they all are legends.
Besides, he had a stacked French squad lol. It’s not like kylian carried them on his back
I guess the rolling crybaby Neymar is fucked then
Messi had 3 not 2 at that age.
I second your opinion
how is it easier to win when your french?
World Cup Qualifying is easier for European teams given players are closer together,in South America players are based overseas and have to travel back and forth and deal with climate,timezones etc.
Here after Argentina 🇦🇷 won the World Cup… how dumb and baseless from Mbappe
Mbappe might be one of the youngest examples ever to have already pissed his potential up a wall. Yes he's technically young enough to still come good, but does anyone really think he will? He pissed away his talent taking the easy route, and is now mad that it isn't working and he's watching guys like haaland and vinicius pass him, and other guys like Mane, Leao, and Diaz getting paid less and yet performing far better in his position. His attitude screams of a spoiled kid who thought the world should be his by now, but all the other talented forwards around him are rapidly passing him by.🤡
Don't forget darwin nuñez and phil foden
Already has WC and hat trick in the final. He will be just fine
I hope he fixes his attitude or he will never reach his potential
🤣🤣was already top 3 players in the world at 21. what potential is he not reaching?
@@amucci7 he'll never reach his full potential playing in ligue 1, the weakest of Europe's top 5 leagues
@@amucci7 He wasn't top 3 at that age. No. His potential shouldn't be where he's at, in this league, at his age. Else he'll just be another Neymar.
@@amucci7 what a joke 😂
@@amucci7 messi and ronaldo won balon dors before 25, mbappe was never close to one, he can be on of the best of the new generation but hes still lacking behind
all pepsi and injurymar fans, who were cheering for mbappé not signing with real madrid turned against him 😂😂😂😂😂
You were probably crying when he didn’t sign for you
Go feed your mother you incel.
As if Penaldo is doing great in Manu lol.... Such a great player that nobody wants not even his teammates lol.
@@illli7135 he pushed pepsi out of his way like he was a piece of 💩 every madridista loved that moved and he'll be the one replacing benzema in 2025
@@doncelotti3833 in 2025 he will renew his contract again and y’all vardid fans will be crying again😂
This is the most I’ve ever liked Ale Moreno
My advice to Mbappe, just continue playing the wonderful game you grew up loving. Ignore the contract PSG gave you, they wouldn't have offered you that contract if you were not worthy. Learn from the legends around you in PSG. You are surrounded by top top players the game has ever seen and all you have to do is be humble, make football mistakes and learn from them. Those players around you will equip you more and more. Look how Messi came up, had world class players around him...the likes of Deco, Ronaldinho, Puyol, Eto'o, slyvinho to name a few and was very humble. They made it easy for him bc he was a kid, no need to defend hard, just stayed up there and they did the hard work and supplied him with a ball to do what he does best. I suggest you do the same or else, you ruining your career. These people you having a problem with in your team have done it all and their fan base will kill your whole career and no club will want to associate themselves with such arrogancy.
Yah he just made an enemy out of a whole continent when he didn’t need to 😂. This narrative, although his opinion, has been expressed for decades from Europeans (not saying he thinks he is) that think of themselves as superior to South Americans. Whether it be through sports or other conflicts (remember when someone threw a banana at Dani Alves?). So this was not a take to have. And if it was, this wasn’t the way to say it lol. Man is digging his own grave.
…And will end up eating his own words 🤷🏻♂️
No it's actually the other way around. Biased South Americans feel they are superior, that's why they get triggered like Ale does when someone says the facts. Europe is literally winning the last 4 World Cups and South Americans can't brag about winning the actual World Cup so they start moving the goal posts and start talking about "qualifiers" and how much tougher they are in South America. If South American teams and CONMEBOL is so tough how come they always get pummeled at the World Cup and Club World Cup? Maybe the South Americans are just envious and poor sports and can't give credit where it's due because of their anti-European biases. They're entitled and get triggered by someone stating facts which the results back up.
Those were racist people who threw a banana at Alves. Racist people exist everywhere unfortunately.
@@perrybarbe7789 yah that I’m saying. Dani was playing in a European game at the time and Brazilian players have expressed how European crowds would call them monkeys. It goes back to when Europeans thought of South Americans as less than because of their connection to Spanish and Portuguese conquests in South America.
RE: DAni alves banana. My man ate it and then gave the assist fromt hat corner. good times LMAO
He has played his entire career in Ligue 1, and he is talking about competetion in Latin America, Lol, What a level of hypocrisy.
Ya where did you play?
@@TroijanSkinheadin ur mum's vag
Uruguay still has the same amount of world cups as France after Qatar 2022 so Ale is still correct and Mbappe is still wrong.
Ever since I saw Cain Velasquez lose that fight in Mexico cause of the altitude mostly I realized it's harder for athletes to perform at their best in certain places.
Mbappe will fade in few years time with that kind of ingorance and attitude even this year i see neymar coming back to his best like barca days alongside messi that could be the downfall for mbappe
Seek help. Mbappe´ is king respect it. Neymar shine against Nantes and Messi is a system merchant. They r both jealous of him now he must fight off haters
@@daydagreat seek help
He ain’t going anywhere anytime soon jimmy. You’re already finished after my reply to your comment.
Neymar is close to 30, Mbappe is 23. Neymar is gonna fade much sooner than Mbappe is, esp considering Neymar is an party animal and Mbappe isnt.
@@daydagreat Your comment is as laughable as your IQ. Messi is a system merchant and Mbappe is king.
Well, you, are a lemon.
I agree with Ale(which I never thought I would say)
This level of entitlement from European players, pundits and especially fans regarding other leagues around the world(especially MLS) is was too annoying.
Bro mls looks like 4 th division in the UK
@@blackgamer442 your opinion
@@blackgamer442 the UK? Where defenders don't even know how to mark? Where everyone runs from goal to goal with ease? The premier league is overhyped, don't get me wrong some of the English clubs are very good but the league is not that good
End is savage 😂❤️❤️😂
Argentina beats Netherlands, France and Croatia. European power house. I think Mbappe must SHUT UP.
Giving power to Mbappe is like giving the key to a nuclear bomb to a child. Dangerous.
I still maintain my initial position about three years back that Mbappe is not the kind of talent around which you structure a team. He just doesn't have the dribbling skills and passing vision to make his teammates play better. He can have a run of form for a season or two, but he has become predictable and tend to thrive most when he has acres of space to run into. Without space, he becomes ineffective and is reduced to the status of an average player.
It would be tactically foolish to structure a team around a player who doesn't have the werewithals to conduct the play and resolve tactical issues confronting the team on the field.
This has been my opinion for years.
This player is only good in counter attacking play, and then only if behind him he has Neymar and Messi ti give him all those world class passes to run on to.
He cannot play in tight situations as he has no close control, or vision.
Just watch what will happen to big mouth Galloping Kylian, when Newmar and Messi are not anymore around to give him ready mady goals for him to score.
Just watch him fall.