The English newspaper The Guardian highlights an unusual aspect of the career of French star Kylian Mbappe, where most of his professional affairs are managed by a group of women, a rare phenomenon in the male-dominated world of football. From the beginning, Mbappe and his family preferred to steer clear of traditional player agents and rely on a small circle of close associates to manage his sporting and financial future.

His mother, Fayza Lamari, plays the most prominent role in this system, as she has been responsible for the administrative and financial aspects of her son's career from the beginning, while his father, Wilfried Mbappé, focused more on the sports side. Over time, Lamari has become one of the most influential figures in managing Mbappé's contracts and business partnerships.

The close circle of the French striker also includes lawyer Delphine Verheyden, who joined his team in 2015 despite not being specialized in football at the time. Today, Verheyden leads a large team managing Mbappé's image rights and investments worldwide. She is known for her strict professional approach, charging by the hour instead of the usual commissions in the football world.

The team also includes public relations expert Patricia Goldman, responsible for his media strategy, criminal lawyer Mary Alex Cano Bernard, and tax expert Barbara Ozan, who oversees financial and investment aspects. This makes Mbappé's career a unique example in football, where women lead the most important professional decisions for one of the world's top stars in the game.