It is an understatement to say that the extracts from the next issue of the program “Envoyé Spécial”, broadcast on January 18 on France 2, arouse our curiosity. A long topic will be devoted to Kylian Mbappé (who also answered questions from Elise Lucet), in which it is about the life of the PSG star off the field. We will see him in Cameroon or in the Paris region, meeting children, educators or people with disabilities, in short, in all his societal commitments through his association “Inspired by Kylian Mbappé”.
An association in which he donates 30% of the profits generated by his companies, assures Fayza Lamari, the player’s mother, in the report. The latter was intransigent in the negotiations with her son on this subject, if we are to believe the story of the extracts viewed by The Parisian. “I told him: ‘below 30%, I won’t do it! I’ll retire and do like everyone else: I’m going on vacation to the Maldives, but I’m not working for you!'” she said in smiling. At the beginning, I told him we’re going 50/50 but we talked and we came down to 30.”
“A little les Tuche” at the start
A figure which “represents millions”, she adds without giving further details, and which allows the association IBKM to help 98 young people mainly from modest backgrounds in Île-de-France to open up to the world and achieve their professional dream.
Fayza Lamari also talks at length about her son, “proud of the man he is becoming”, and the family’s relationship with money. After having the impression of being “a bit like the Tuches” when Kylian exploded, the Mbappé clan learned to navigate the world of football, “without guilt or shame”. “If we could have taken 10 billion, we would have taken it because it’s the system that wants that,” said the mother in particular about the wonderful contract signed by his son during his extension in 2022.