A photo, which also appears in a tweet Kylian Mbappe, it went viral. In the photo, Mbappe is being embraced Achrafi Hakimi.
The two footballers both worked for the wealthy French club, Paris Saint-Germain. But at the 2022 World Cup, the two must be enemies as France face Morocco in the semi-final.
In the process, France, defended by Mbappé, emerged victorious and secured tickets to the 2022 World Cup final. Meanwhile, Hakimi and his colleagues in Morocco had to settle for advancing to the third-place match.
Mbappe Hibur Hakimi
after the fight, Kylian Mbappe And Achrafi Hakimi It seems that they have been interacting with each other for a long time. This at the same time underlines the familiarity of the relationship between the two players.
Mbappé appeared to be consoling Hakimi, who played a big part in Morocco’s surprise appearance in Qatar, as well as becoming the first African country to reach the semi-finals of the World Cup.
Not only on the pitch, Mbappe then continued her actions to entertain her best friend with a post on Twitter. “Don’t be sad brother, everyone is proud of your achievements, you guys made history.”
Along with this narrative, Kylian Mbappe’s post was also accompanied by a photo of him being embraced by Achraf Hakimi on the pitch. Well, it’s the combination of the two that makes this post go viral.
Netizen: Something stands out in Mbappé’s white pants
In the beginning, Mbappe’s posts went viral due to his sincere and funny actions and tweets Judge on and off the pitch. Not a few have praised the French star and his friendship with Hakimi.
In the process, a number of netizens also highlighted the photos in Mbappe’s post. Particularly in the front of his shorts; there is a bulge right in the middle. Suspected netizens Mbappe erection with enthusiasm to the final!
“Do you see what I see?” tweeted a netizen commenting on the bulge in Mbappe’s pants.
“There’s something sticking out in your white pants… the win seems to have excited you in many ways,” said another.
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Kylian Mbappe and Achraf Hakimi. Photo: NurPhoto via Getty Images/NurPhoto
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