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Football star Kylian Mbappe faces huge China backlash over ‘unacceptable’ remark

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Football star Kylian Mbappe faces huge China backlash over ‘unacceptable’ remark — Hong Kong Sports news

French football superstar Kylian Mbappe has been dropped by a string of major Chinese brands including the dairy giant Mengniu, amid intense backlash over an alleged offensive remark about China. “Mengniu firmly opposes and has zero tolerance for any words or actions that hurt the feelings of the Chinese people,” Mengniu said in a statement on Tuesday, as the firm announced it was immediately terminating “all partnerships” with Mbappe. On the same day, China’s energy-drinks giant Eastroc...

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