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Asked about the personal and sporting problems of Kylian Mbappé, Philippe Diallo, president of the FFF, wanted to go to the front to defend the captain of the Blues, who was not selected for the upcoming truce. The last few weeks have been eventful for the former PSG player who is under investigation for “reasonable suspicion” of rape in Sweden, according to information fromExpressen. He would be reasonably suspected of rape and sexual harassment. This is the lowest level of suspicion in the Swedish legal pyramid. The crime was allegedly committed on Thursday October 10 in a hotel in the city center of the Swedish capital and reported two days later.
“ Kylian is a boy subject to constant media pressure. It may happen that once, his words exceed his thoughts. I think it’s an awkwardness, not a substantive thought. I don’t get into these conjectures either. Like everyone, Kylian must benefit from the presumption of innocence, an element which is sometimes forgotten, but which I do not forget », he declared in the columns of West France. Mbappé can count on the unwavering support of his Federation.
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