Kylian Mbappé is a French soccer player, formerly with Paris Saint Germain, and now playing with Real Madrid. He recently criticized the hope of France, the Rassemblement National (RN) party, and issued a threat. More on Mbappé’s threat can be found here: “Mbappé warns of ‘consequences’ of Rassemblement National win as Bardella hits back,” Brussels Signal, May 14, 2026:
French football captain Kylian Mbappé has clashed publicly with Rassemblement National (RN) President Jordan Bardella after the Real Madrid striker renewed his criticism of the right-wing party in an interview with Vanity Fair.
The 27-year-old has warned about the “consequences” for France should the RN win the country’s 2027 presidential election, telling the magazine that his fame and wealth did not entitle him to keep silent on politics.
“We are citizens, and we couldn’t just sit there and tell ourselves everything is going to be fine and go play,” Mbappé said in the interview, published on May 12, 2026, around a month before the start of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. “We truly try to fight this idea that a footballer should shut up and play.”
The Real Madrid forward, who is from a working-class Parisian suburb, said he knew “what consequences it can have” for France if “people like them come to power”, according to comments cited by The Guardian.
This is an ominous threat directed at Bardella, and at those who vote for him. For if he, or “people like them come to power,” they can expect that “people like Mbappé” will engage in mass rioting until the chaos they cause brings down the government. Bardella is best known most for his determination to shut down Muslim immigration to France and to deport Muslims already in the country who have been convicted of crimes or have refused to accept government-provided menial jobs in return for benefits. Now Mbappé is the son of an Algerian father and a black African mother from Cameroon, but clearly he is on the side of those Muslim migrants and against those French who, like Bardella, are trying to keep France for the French.
Bardella, the 30-year-old RN President and the party’s likely presidential candidate, hit back on social media platform X with a sarcastic jab at the player’s recent career path.
“And I know what happens when Kylian Mbappé leaves PSG: the club wins the Champions League!” he wrote, in a reference to Paris Saint-Germain securing its historic title in 2025 after Mbappé’s departure to Madrid.
In separate comments reported by French media, Bardella took aim at the footballer’s wealth, saying it was “embarrassing to see deep-pocketed athletes give lessons to people who can no longer make ends meet, who no longer feel safe”….
Everyone understands what Bardella is alluding to. The French government has spent so much on migrants, especially Muslim migrants, that there is less available to support the French poor (people “who can no longer make ends meet”). And those same indigenous French “no longer feel safe” because of those Muslim migrants whose numbers Jordan Bardella wishes to limit.
This child of Arab and African migrants’ attempt to presume to threaten the French that if they vote for Jordan Bardella, the principled foe of Muslim migrants, there will be “consequences,” deserves to be noted. What cheek. And as the Muslim and black African population of France steadily increases, expect those threats of civil strife to rise pari passu. As Humpty Dumpty says, “which is to be master — that’s all.” Will the French prevail in their own country, or lose it, through demographic conquest, to invaders and interlopers?
crown says
“Now Mbappé is the son of an Algerian father …., but clearly he is on the side of those Muslim migrants and against those French who, like Bardella, are trying to keep France for the French.”
Now, hang on a second. I’m getting really confused here. I recently finished reading Alistair Horne’s “A Savage War of Peace” about the Algerian War where the Islamic Algerians essentially ethnically cleansed the country of the Christians who had lived there since the 1830’s and the Jews who had lived there since… time immemorial? And all this purification of Algeria from foreign domination was supported and celebrated by the Leftists and Marxists and Sartrean intelligentsia etc.
And now we have an Algerian Muslim who, along with the endless hordes of his co-religionists, and the mindless Leftists, tell the French they better accept the new Islamic order in France, and that the native French have no right to complain or oppose them.
Why, it’s almost like it’s always a one-street with these people!
James Lincoln says
crown says,
“Why, it’s almost like it’s always a one-street with these people!”
Close.
It IS a one-way street.
Ernie says
+1
࿗Infidel࿘ says
The Algerian father is all that matters, and defines Mbappé. Since his ilk is doing the raping, it doesn’t matter to him what’s happening to French women & girls
He too should be sent packing to Algeria. I’m sure the Algerian soccer team can make him their captain, and he can have his revenge on the field playing against France
Wellington says
This asshole is a citizen of France? Therein in microcosm lies a great deal of the problem.
So much for open borders and multiculturalism, each of which serves as a highly likely death sentence for Western Civilization.
I don’t want to value all civilizations and societies equally. Not even a close call. Just as I don’t want the meek to inherit the Earth or turn the other cheek to my enemies.
Existence is a constant struggle, has been since long before Homo sapiens arrived around 400,000 years ago. Thus, I know only too well we live in a kill or be killed world. Yes, because of the complexity of the human species, graciousness to many “others” can be, actually should be, accorded on a frequent basis, and even many animal species do this. But self-preservation is key within these limits and why I don’t want to embrace my enemies who mean myself and my loved ones harm. No, I want them dead.
rubiconcrest says
He’s an overrated player who does not have enough brains to keep his mouth shut.
Since he’s just outed himself as a politician he should be treated like one by the public who vote with their pens, eyeballs and feet.
abu taleb says
He is too coward to say what the consequences will be, and the interviewer is too stupid to ask it.
Most likely, the consequences are things like more car burning, riots, rapes, frauds etc. Mbappe probably is half hoping it will happen. Any way, I am sure it will happen, whether RN takes control of France or not.
Taffy says
If the “consequences involve torching cars and rioting, afrance needs to call out les Garde nationale (their national guard) to shoot the rioters and arsonists. And then deport the rest of them back to Algeria. Maybe Columbia U. Khalid can meet up with them there when he is eventually kicked out of the US.
MK says
Deport Mbappé should be deported
Beans🫘 says
You guys probably don’t follow soccer so I’ll
Fill you in. PSG PARIS built their entire team around this spoiled brat. And they couldn’t win a champions league to save their life.
The first season this spoiled brat leaves, they win the champions league. AND they are in the final again to try to win it again this weekend! AND The Real Madrid fans hate him and cheer for the club to sell this low down rat. AND before this bum arrived at Madrid, Madrid won the champions league! Do you see a pattern!
He’s a selfish piece of shit and will never lift that trophy.