The FFF has been monitoring the situation around Kylian Mbappé since the controversy linked to Mao Zedong and China. It…

French Football Federation president Philippe Diallo addressed the recent controversy surrounding Kylian Mbappé regarding Mao Zedong and China in an interview with Ouest-France. Diallo defended the Real Madrid forward, stating that the reaction has escalated too far and asserting that the French captain never intended to insult the Chinese people or damage any leader's image.
The federation has closely monitored the issue due to potential ramifications for partnerships and commercial contracts with Chinese entities. Diallo emphasized that Mbappé provided context for his remarks and offered an apology, calling for the controversy to end so the forward can focus on his season.
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