Kylian Mbappé is at the center of attention due to recent developments both on and off the field.

According to Spanish media reports, the Frenchman is not satisfied with the way the coach is leading the team. Mbappé has frequently expressed frustration over the lack of tactical adjustments at Real Madrid that would play to his strengths.

This issue is compounded by the team's recent results, which have fallen below Real Madrid’s standards.

The recent losses to Lille and AC Milan in the Champions League, as well as a heavy defeat against their main rival, Barcelona, have raised concerns.

Based on recent performances, Real Madrid has yet to find a balanced lineup capable of driving the team forward; their tactical approach leaves them exposed in midfield, and the No. 9 role isn’t suiting Mbappé well.

He is not contributing enough defensively, and his movement up front has not been effective.

Reports suggest that Mbappé is dissatisfied with his role as the main striker and would prefer to play as a winger, as he has throughout most of his career.

Adding to these challenges, French national team manager Didier Deschamps decided not to call up Kylian Mbappé for the upcoming games against Israel and Italy, saying it’s “for the best," an indication that points out that he’s aware of the current struggles Mbappé is facing.

It remains to be seen how one of the world’s top managers, Carlo Ancelotti, will handle this situation at Real Madrid before it escalates further.