Kylian Mbappé drew significant attention on Friday evening, December 26, 2025, as he attended Morocco’s match against Mali at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium. The French star, currently with Real Madrid, followed the game from the stands and quickly became one of the most talked-about figures of the night.
According to information reported by Radio Mars, Mbappé expressed strong admiration for the stadium, praising both its infrastructure and the intense atmosphere created by Moroccan supporters. His comments highlighted the quality of the venue and the energy inside the stands, elements that left a clear impression on the World Cup winner during his visit.
Impressed by the Atmosphere and Infrastructure

Sources close to the visit indicated that Mbappé was particularly struck by the crowd’s passion and the overall matchday experience. The packed stands and constant noise reflected the importance of the fixture and the deep connection between Moroccan fans and their national team.
Beyond his remarks, Mbappé remained fully engaged throughout the match, following the action with visible enthusiasm from the stands.
A Strong Gesture Toward the Lions of the Atlas
One moment that resonated widely online was Mbappé wearing the Morocco national team shirt of his close friend Achraf Hakimi. The gesture was widely seen as a clear sign of support for the Lions of the Atlas before and during the match.
Mbappé’s presence, his positive words about Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium, and his symbolic show of support added another high-profile moment to Rabat’s tournament, reinforcing the stadium’s status as one of the key venues of the competition.
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