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Mbappé se pronuncia sobre su polémica con China
Después de que su derrota en el Balón de Oro haya quedado eclipsada por la decisión del gobierno de China de no emitir en su televisión estatal los partidos de Kylian Mbappé, es decir, los del Real Madrid, tras sus comentarios jocosos sobre el dictador Mao Zedong, el jugador ha querido emitir un comunicado para explicar lo ocurrido y pedir disculpas.
— Mundo Deportivo — Fútbol, publisher's words · Read the original ↗
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Corroborated (10)
10 of 14 outlets each added at least one detail no earlier report had; the other 4 repeat it. That is independence, not agreement: two of them can still contradict each other.
Coverage timeline
14 outlets · first-seen order- +0 min
Mundo Deportivo — FútbolES · ESBroke it
- +18 min
Gazeta SporturilorRO · ROOwn reporting
Reacția lui Kylian Mbappe, după ce și-a pus poporul chinez în cap: „Înțeleg acum”
- +5 h 55 min
- +9 h 33 min
- +17 h 40 min
MarcaES · ESOwn reporting
- +19 h 5 min
Foot MercatoFR · FROwn reporting
Le Real Madrid se désolidarise de Kylian Mbappé dans la polémique avec la Chine
- +21 h 26 min
RMC Sport — FootballFR · FROwn reporting
- +21 h 33 min
Nemzeti SportHU · HURepeats
- +21 h 43 min
Digi SportRO · ROOwn reporting
- +21 h 58 min
Nu.nl VoetbalNL · NLRepeats
China reageert op excuses Mbappé na uitspraak over Mao: 'Nemen het serieus'
- +22 h 12 min
n-tv — SportDE · DERepeats
Mbappé verursacht Skandal: Real Madrid kriecht in China zu Kreuze
- +22 h 20 min
VoetbalPrimeurNL · NLRepeats
Real biedt excuses aan voor uitspraken Mbappé: 'Onze club koestert diep respect'
- +22 h 44 min
FAZ — SportDE · DEOwn reporting
Scherz über Mao: Real Madrid entschuldigt sich beim chinesischen Volk für Mbappé-Video
- +1 d 3 h
Het Laatste Nieuws SportNL · BEOwn reporting
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