Kylian Mbappé He gave an interview last night on the ‘Envoyé Spécial’ program on France 2 where he defended that footballers can express themselves freely on issues that affect the daily lives of all mortals. “We don’t live on another planet,” said the winger, who a few months ago published his discomfort with the unfortunate death of young Naël in Nanterre.
As every time he takes a stand on social issues, such as police violence, this speech drew him criticism. But Mbappé accepted these non-football messages: “Football players are not in a bubble. People follow the news and stay informed. It’s important to show people that we don’t live on another planet. I am free to do and say what I will. think.” right, like any other person,” he explained.
“They always criticize me on and off the field. That’s how my life is. Nothing is serious, it’s not an end in itself. My dream is not to be loved by everyone. Criticism is what makes me progress. And “As a man, I’m not hot or cold These are cries from the heart, about police violence, about racism. I have experienced it personally (racism). Not recently, but it has happened to me that people insult me by calling me ‘monkey.'” .
Source: La Verdad
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