Daniel Alves wants to take charge of the Mbappé case

Just back on the football field after six months of absence, Daniel Alves is again a highly anticipated customer by the media. An exercise that the Brazilian willingly lends, especially since he does not speak often to say nothing. Especially when it comes to offensive partners. Always present to give valuable advice to the CMN, Alves has, this time, focused on the case of Kylian Mbappé. Emanated from all sides, the world champion tricolor makes a good start to the season (11 goals in 9 games in Ligue 1).

However, while some already saw him as the next Ballon d'Or, Daniel Alves said that the native of Bondy was not yet at the same level of a Neymar for example. "I think Neymar and Mbappé have different profiles. Mbappé becomes one of the historic football players, but I believe that Neymar has already reached this level. Mbappé is in this process to get there. But I believe that if Mbappé is smart, that he is, he will not lose the opportunity to learn from Neymar. I say that because Neymar has learned a lot from Messi. It's a learning chain, a sequence ", he said in remarks relayed by RMC Sport.

Alves wants to help Mbappé become a better person

And if he invites Mbappé to take inspiration from his elder, Alves also intends to play a role in the progression of the French. Former privileged partner of Lionel Messi and friend of Neymar, the lateral auriverde wants to pamper Mbappé. But not only on the ground. Like what he did last summer with Neymar, when he was criticized from all sides (he had advised him to adopt a more sober behavior), Alves wants to advise the number 7 humanely. from Paris Saint-Germain.

"I'm the kind of person who wants to be there for him when no one else is, I'm always there for him. I do not just want to be there for people when they're fine, I'd like to be important to him when he's not doing well, I think I have that character trait and that I can help him, help him to make rational decisions and make it better. It's hard to improve a person as a player, but it's easier to help someone become a better person. ". It is said.