Julian Mbppe is involved in a political storm that goes beyond the football field. His statements to former Chinese elite Mao Ce Dun have provoked anger in China, but France’s captain is receiving unexpected support from the United States.

John Moolenaar, chairman of the Committee for China’s Affairs at the U.S. House of Representatives, thinks that Real Madrid’s attacker has no reason to apologize.

According to the French medium Foot MercatoHis intervention has expanded this clash, linked to broader political tensions between Washington and Beijing.

Reactions have been added since the release of the Controversary Video, in which Mbppee named Mao Ce Dunn dictator. Some Chinese brands have stopped working with football player.

The Chinese Football Federation has filed protests, while a Chinese media group has asked Real Madrid for a public apology, making the club responsible for his player’s statements.

In an effort to alleviate the crisis, which has caused numerous reactions over the past two days, Real Madrid, the president of La League, Javier Tebas, and Mbppé themselves have apologised to China.

However, Moolenaar sees the situation differently. The republican representative is determined to condemn what he considers to be surrender to the Chinese regime.

In a statement published by China’s Select Committee, the Republican politician from Michigan opened up to French assailants, saying that Mbarppe should not apologize for calling Mao Ce Dunn dictator.

World football star Kylian Mbppe should not apologize for calling Mao Ce Dunn dictator. Mao was a dictator and caused the Chinese people much more damage than any footballer’s statement, Moolenaar said.

He added that Mao’s dictatorship and its catastrophic policies caused the deaths of tens of millions of Chinese during the Cultural Revolution, the Great Bridge and other atrocities.

The real tour in this story is companies rushing to apologize just so they can keep doing business in China, he concluded. /Telegraph/