When French wonderkid Kylian Mbappe attempts to break English hearts in the World Cup quarter-final, he will have his whole country behind him.
He is already a superstar to millions of Les Bleus fans, as well as supporters of Paris Saint-Germain, the club he was a boyhood fan of and signed for £166million four years ago.
But in the deprived Parisian suburb of Bondy, where the 23-year-old was brought up in a tower block, cheers for his name will be louder and more heartfelt than anywhere.
