Real Madrid star Kylian Mbappe is in his best form of the season for Los Blancos, after he had a difficult run to start his career with the Santiago Bernabeu. Back in France, however, he is forced to take action after a bad form for Stade-Malherbe Caen.
Mbappe took over the majority shareholder last summer as part of a consortium and confirmed his ownership of a club almost simultaneously when he left Paris Saint-Germain. Caen was Mbappe's first club, but things are not exactly planned for the 26-year-old since he took over.
Only two months after his arrival, the decision was made to dismiss manager Nicolas Seube, a figure who explained relevant was very popular career by the Caen fans. Bruno Baltazar came in his place, but his enchantment took all seven games.
The 47-year-old Portuguese manager, who had earlier experience in Bulgaria, Cyprus and his native Portugal, did not succeed in tackling a single point in his enchantment and also only one goal at that time. It has left Caen around a 11-game Winless Run and rooted to the bottom of the Ligue 2 table.
Mbappe and Caen will be desperate to prevent relegation, and what their first access would be to the third level of French football in 41 years, long before the first road was. They are currently 18th and are now 11 points on drift of 15th place Red Star and Safety.
To replace Baltasar, former Nantes manager Michel der Zakarean arrived to perform a Miracle Rescue course. It is not yet clear how much involvement Mbappe has in the decision -making processes at Caen, but it is certainly a long way of what he had in mind.
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