They will explain themselves.
Noël Le Graët, the president of the French Football Federation (FFF), announced on Wednesday that he wanted to bring together all the players of the French team soon to clarify the exploitation of the image rights of the Blues, and thus “Quietly settle” the conflict opened by Kylian Mbappé last March.
The Blues and PSG striker had not participated in a sponsorship operation at the Clairefontaine training center, during the gathering of the France team.
Kylian Mbappé, who has been asking for four years to discuss the convention again, wanted to show his disagreement with the convention signed by the Blues with the FFF, for the exploitation of their image rights.
“There will be a global meeting with all the players, and her lawyer (Delphine Verheyden), I will receive her when she wants, launched Noël Le Graët at the microphone of France Inter.
I gather (the players) every time, before every game.
If there is a problem, it is exposed, with captain Hugo Lloris.
Mbappé, I haven't seen him much because he has a lawyer we've never met.
She was supposed to come to the Federation, she canceled two or three times, asked for postponements, ”said the president in the program “La Bande Originale”, hosted by Nagui.
Faced with Mbappé's decision at the end of March, Le Graët was annoyed and reacted by threatening the player to no longer receive income related to the image rights of the Blues: "If he does not accept the operation, he won't have any money, that's all.
The players have 30% of what Fifa gives.
Lloris is a respectable man.
Varane, too, told me: “President, we don't want to change.
We're not talking about money.
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“We have twelve sponsors, obviously everyone asks for Mbappé, it can be understood that at times he is annoyed.
We'll settle this quietly.
Maybe we need to revise things a bit.
I'm not sure that all the players want to change a lot of things.
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The Blues, including the PSG star, are summoned to Clairefontaine on Saturday to prepare for the four League of Nations matches scheduled for June, starting with France-Denmark on June 3 at the Stade de France.