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Pinned for his trip to Sweden, Kylian Mbappé, because of his popularity, should pay more attention to his behavior in civilian life.
Kylian Mbappé had the right to go to Sweden to party. It’s a fact. The Real Madrid striker, left to rest by the France team, was entitled to “off” days from his club.
The problem is that the Bondynois did not leave a good image with this trip to Stockholm, and not only because he would be the subject of accusations of rape after his evening in a nightclub. And that’s what bothers Marc Madiot.
“Do we really need to go to Stockholm to party? »
“We can have a private life provided we remain within respectable standards, commented the RMC consultant, manager of the Groumapa-FDJ cycling team. What bothers me a little is that he takes a private plane at a time when we are very committed to ecology. Maybe I’m old school, but do we really need to go to Stockholm to party? He’s a multimillionaire, but there’s still a little problem. Mbappé exists because millions of people admire him. He’s a popular person. When you are a popular person, you certainly have rights but also some small duties. »
By “duties”, here is what Marc Madiot means:
“It’s about paying attention to the attitude you’re going to have in your life and your daily life. Mbappé is popular in a world where many people struggle and bleed themselves to watch football. He has duties towards these people. I don’t care what his life is like outside the stadium. But he still has duties of small reserve towards these people who admire him. »
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