Kylian Mbappe's lawyer responds to rumors linking him to Sweden investigation – 'He's never alone'

Real Madrid forward Kylian Mbappe missed international duty with France during the FIFA break, spending his time in Stockholm, Sweden on a 48-hour trip to the Scandinavian capital. The 25-year-old has also been linked with some unpleasant stories, but his lawyer has come out in his defense.

Mbappe left Stockholm, and Swedish police confirmed they were investigating a complaint of violence at the hotel where the superstar was staying, with Bayer Leverkusen defender Nordi Mukiele also present. Swedish paper Aftonbladet reported that Mbappe is named in the complaint – this has not been confirmed by the police – and Mbappe's lawyer has responded to the case.

“We are talking about a complaint, to file a complaint, but at this moment we do not know against whom. A complaint does not establish the truth, it does not prove anything, and I do not even know if the complaint is directed at him,” said Marie- Alix Canu-Bernard. Marco.

“(He) is never alone and is surprised by everything. This media commotion, he does not understand at all that he can be accused, or even something close. He is never exposed to be in a situation where there is a risk for him. This completely excludes the possibility that there could have been reprehensible actions on his part. This is an absolute certainty.”

Mbappe was not worried about the rumors that were going around, as Canu-Bernard explained.

“He is particularly calm. Today he was absolutely calm, he even went to train, because he knows that he has absolutely nothing to blame.

She would go on to confirm that she would be filing her own libel suit over the implication Mbappe was involved or subject of the complaint.

The French striker missed out on France through injury, despite playing for Real Madrid last game, and was heavily criticized in his home country. Manager Didier Deschamps defended him, saying he is free to do what he wants in his free time. Mbappe was also surprisingly edited of a promotional image of Real Madrid today.