World● Low5d ago · Nov 1, 2026, 1:36 AM
Real, Mbappe have moved on from China controversy, says Mourinho
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Real Madrid, Mbappe and LaLiga apologised this week following the remarks, while league president Javier Tebas established a crisis unit and met Chinese ambassador Yao Jing on Wednesday as Spanish football sought to contain the fallout.
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