In Cameroon, Kylian Mbappe and former NBA star Joakim Noah show off basketball s𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁s in Cameroon
Paris Saint Germain star Kylian Mbappe continues his adaptation in Africa since his arrival in Cameroon.
While he was in Cameroon, the country of his father’s 𝐛𝐢𝐫𝐭𝐡, Mbappé spent some time with former NBA star Joakim Noah.
The PSG star arrived in Cameron with massive support following a successful season in France.
Photos of the game have now surfaced on social media as Mbappe swapped the football field for the basketball court for charity purposes.
Kylian Mbappe plays basketball with Joakim Noah
While in Cameroon, Mbappe has been involved in visiting strategic locations.
He teamed up with Cameroonian-French professional mixed martial artist and former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Heavyweight title holder Francis Ngannou.
Mbappe, who is also the France team’s captain, will spend several days in Yaoundé and stay in a hotel complex run by Yannick Noah’s family, a former French tennis champion.
While in Cameroon, Mbappe and Ngannou ate a delicious local delicacy known as Ndole.
After getting together with Ngannou, who is now signed to the Professional Fighters League, Mbappe teamed up with Noah.
Mbappe, who is also the France team’s captain, will spend several days in Yaoundé and stay in a hotel complex run by Yannick Noah’s family, a former French tennis champion.
The retired NBA player Joakim Noah is the son of Yannick Noah and took part in a basketball game with Mbappe.
After getting together with Ngannou, who is now signed to the Professional Fighters League, Mbappe teamed up with Noah.
Photos of the game have now surfaced on social media as Mbappe swapped the football field for the basketball court for charity purposes.
Mbappe is now expected to meet with several Cameroonian government representatives, including Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute, to discuss initiatives he wants to start in Cameroon.
Following the conclusion of his trip to Cameroon, Mbappe will be expected at Paris Saint-Germain training on July 17.
