Mbappe is dropped by Real Madrid from the team in the wake of a probe.

In response to claims made against the French football player in Sweden, Real Madrid has pulled Kylian Mbappé from their marketing campaign.

Real Madrid released a picture from their campaign on Tuesday, showing Jude Bellingham, an English star midfielder, and the renowned Brazilian defender Roberto Carlos, with a blank space in between them. Soon after, Bellingham shared a picture resembling this one on Instagram, with Mbappé occupying the vacant space. Soon later, Bellingham removed the image, but followers soon noticed the change.

Real Madrid has removed Kylian Mbappé from their advertising campaign following ɾαρҽ allegations in Sweden against the French football star

Real Madrid had an meeting on Monday night, according to Spanish journalist Romain Molina. The meeting was probably organized to discuss the accusations made against Mbappe. The incident is said to have happened during Mbappe’s two-day visit to Sweden, where he went after suffering an injury that kept him off the France national team.

Mbappe went out to parties in Stockholm with friends and teammate Nordi Mukiele. On October 11, he took a private plane out of the Swedish capital. A case was reported at the hotel where Mbappe stayed on October 10, according to claims from Swedish media. After the victim’s police report was submitted, information about the case has come to light. Police are looking into the hotel where Mbappe and his companions stayed after the victim allegedly accused Mbappe of being the culprit, according to a report published by Aftonbladet on Tuesday.

Mbappe and his legal representatives have vehemently refuted the charges, describing the rumors as unfounded. Given that Mbappe’s trial is quickly coming and there is a legal disagreement between him and Paris Saint-Germain, the player made hints that the club would be engaged.

These accusations were refuted by PSG, who mockingly stated that Mbappe “hasn’t contributed to Real Madrid but already caused trouble.”

Mbappe is back at Real Madrid, but he still has to respond to inquiries from Swedish officials. The case has been covered in-depth by the French and Spanish media, which has emphasized the case’s gravity while police and prosecutors carry out their investigation.

Speaking to the French newspaper Le Parisien, Swedish attorney Dahlrot Cabouillet discussed in his country and said, “If there is no evidence of the victim’s consent, either through words or gestures or if the perpetrator was under the influence of or, it can be considered and Mbappe is facing risks of being convicted.”