“Wizkid is richer than Mbappé” – Nigerian lady sparks debate online over who reigns as the wealthier star A Nigerian lady has sparked a discussion by claiming that Nigerian singer, Wizkid is richer than French professional footballer Kylian Mbappé. In a public post shared by a social media user, the lady wrote: “Wizkid is richer, but because we don’t appreciate our own, many people will say Mbappé.”
Nigerian singer, Wizkid. Her statement was in response to a post on Instagram asking who is richer between Wizkid and Mbappé. Shortly after, her response went viral. In response to the lady’s statement, many who disagree with her have flooded the comments section of the post to share their opinions on the matter. See some reactions below: @MorningStarRMA: “Mbappé that collected GDP of Nigeria and Kenya together as signing bonus last year and is now collecting 75m per year at PSG, making him the second most paid after Ronaldo. Wizkid will wreck himself and his fellow musicians trying to earn that much.” @omorogiec: “Have seen enough people saying nønsense with confidence but bro, this one is Legendary.” @Beausteven_blog: “Money Dey music …. It comes with longevity… football money comes bigger in a short period.” @191Introvert: “lol mbappe go buy Nigeria if they put it out on sale. That Saudi offer alone don buy my state.” @_kinzeylee: “Lol, she doesn’t know how long football money is. It’s not her fault.” @Eqraaam: “She can’t taste the dollar let her appreciate her naira.” SEE POST:
Mbappe giving a speech after winning the Ligue 1 best player award. Source: Getty Mbappe is now the only player to have won the Best Ligue 1 Player award four times, beating the record he shared with Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Accepting the award, he said; “I want to thank the players, the staff, all the people working in the shadows. It’s a pleasure, I always wanted to win, to write my name into the league’s history. But even with all the ambition I have, I didn’t expect to win so quickly.” Franck Haise of Lens was named coach of the season after leading the club to second place and giving them a place in Champions League football for the first time in two decades. 
France’s coach, Didier Deschamps announced on Tuesday, March 22, that Mbappe will be taking over from Hugo Lloris and Raphael Varane who retired after the 2022 World Cup with a silver medal. While so many questions have been raised over whether Mbappe is deserving of the armband, Konate labeled his teammate’s critics as “crazy”, adding that he’s a very good leader, on and off the pitch. The Liverpool defender told Eurosport; “Even if I had a say in this, it would not change a thing. It’s the coach’s decision but I’m very happy. Honestly, Kylian deserves it. We’re unanimous on this. He deserves it with what he’s done at the World Cup and with PSG as well. 
“He’s a very good leader, on and off the pitch. He’s a young lad who loves to laugh and have fun, nothing more. He’s a very good person. Some may think he’s arrogant. It’s something I was asked about in my club and elsewhere. To them, I say ‘Are you crazy? He’s so nice.’ Of course, he will be a good skipper.” Also responding to claim of Atletico Madrid star, Antonio Griezmann who turned 32 on the day of the announcement, reacting badly to it, Konate added; “I did not see him sulking at all. Besides, it’s his birthday.“ 
Grimandi who worked as an Arsenal scout for 13 years, said they held talks with Mbappe before losing him to Monaco. He told The Sun; “The job of scouting is about finding but also missing players. For me, it is Kylian Mbappe. We just could not convince him. 
“He was out of contract in June 2013 and we met him in February. If we could have convinced him to join, he would have changed the club — but he then decided on Monaco. “Arsenal were not always playing their best so it was quite complicated. At first it was easy, as soon as we talked to a player he wanted to sign it. However, if you are not getting results it is difficult to bring top players to help the team. That’s why it is important to stay at the top for as long as possible. It is so much easier. Yet the likes of Bukayo Saka and Eddie Nketiah, who I watched develop, prove you should never forget the talent you have inside your club, even in difficult times.” 
The seven-time Ballon d’Or winner who sat for an interview with Ole was asked about his relationship with his Paris Saint-Germain teammate. He responded by saying there’s never been an issue with Mbappe. When asked if he has discussed the final from Qatar with Mbappe, Messi said; 
“Yes, we talked about the game, the celebrations how people had lived in Argentina in those days that I had been on vacation and the festivities we had. And nothing, nothing more, but good, really good. “I was on the other side too, I had to lose a world final as well and I didn’t want to know anything about that, about what had happened. And nothing that had to do with the World Cup at that time, that’s why I don’t want to talk about it either. But the truth is that there is no problem with Kylian, quite the opposite.” 
