For its part, the Prosecutor’s Office confirmed in a statement following these media reports that there was an investigation into “a suspected rape in Stockholm.” “The prosecutor can confirm that the police have received a rape report, according to which the incident took place on October 10, 2024 in a hotel in central Stockholm“he stressed, without giving more information.
“The prosecutor is not available to the media and cannot provide more information at this time. When more information is available, a new press release will be sent,” he added.
Kylian Mbappé himself already responded to this news this Monday with a post on his official ‘X’ profile. “‘Fake News’ They are becoming predictable on the eve of the trial (for the 55 million that PSG supposedly owes the forward), by chance,” the forward noted.
Meanwhile, his entourage sent a small note to the ‘AFP’ news agency where he stressed that “these accusations are completely false and irresponsible and their dissemination is unacceptable,” according to Aftonbladet.
Lawyer Marie-Alix Canu-Bernard also indicated that she was drafting “a complaint for slander because it is not possible to allow oneself to be slandered and defamed in this way.”
Mbappé “is not aware of the extent of the media avalanche, but he is totally calm and does not understand that he could be reproached“said Canu-Bernard.
Finally, he stated: “We have read the press. The Stockholm prosecutor’s office has issued a statement but does not allow us to know if it is addressed to Kylian Mbappé. Therefore I do not have enough information to allow me to confirm if it is a complaint against him.”