Fans call out Kylian Mbappe after spotting what he did on dedicated 'Mbappe Cam' during Mallorca match

Fans have called out Kylian Mbappe after spotting what he did just seconds before Mallorca's eqauliser against Real Madrid on the dedicated 'Mbappe Cam'.

Mbappe made his La Liga debut on Sunday, having scored in his first game for Real in their Super Cup victory over Atalanta.

But things didn't necessarily go to plan as his new side only managed to secure a point at the Mallorca Son Moix Stadium in their league opener.

Vedat Muriqi cancelled out Rodrygo's goal in the 13th minute.

And fans spotted what the French superstar did moments before Muriqi headed home in the 53rd minute via 'Mbappe Cam'.

Before Mbappe's La Liga debut, ESPN+ enhanced its coverage by featuring a dedicated 'Mbappe Cam' through the match.

It tracked his every move on and off the field as supporters spotted Mbappe losing his man for Mallorca's goal through the new feature.

Footage showed the 25-year-old failing to track the Kosovan defender.

Bruh I was literally opening the mbappe cam and ?? pic.twitter.com/vys99LPnxS

— dj (@chapunaco) August 18, 2024

One X user wrote: "I don't think he's even done this level of "defending" in PSG ever when he played as striker. He always stood behind and watched during enemy set-pieces."

A second said: "This is going to go on all season, Mbappe Cam is devilish behaviour there’s no hiding for him damn."

A third added: "Mbappe Cam at an away game opener is crazy."

A fourth commented: "The world saw his disaster class in 4k with nowhere to hide."

Another joked: "Hate watching just got a whole lot easier."

Speaking after his side's 1-1 draw, Carlo Ancelotti bemoaned the lack of balance in his team.

"We lacked balance," he explained. "I am not happy with the draw because we could have done better. We need more attitude. We can learn a lot from this game because it seems clear where we could have a problem."

Mbappe is in line to make his Bernabeu debut when Real resume their league campaign on Sunday.