Inside Mbappe’s ‘secret’ 48hr Sweden trip where he’s accused of raping woman after ‘making pals put phones in envelopes’
KYLIAN Mbappe was accused of rape after a whirlwind trip to Sweden that lasted just two days.
The football star partied at an exclusive nightclub where pals featured on the guest list reportedly had to put their phones in envelopes when they arrived.
Daily Swedish paper Expressen claims he visited the restaurant Chez Jolie and the nightclub V, hosting “exclusive private parties” there.
Alongside Bayer Leverkusen player Nordi Mukiele, the Real Madrid star apparently spent both Wednesday and Thursday night at party spot V.
Influencer Julia Franzen, 34, who says she has been to other similar parties with Mbappe, revealed how she was made to put her phone in a box.
She told the Swedish outlet only women who “look good and have a nice personality” can secure spots on guest lists to parties like this.
French football star Mbappe, 25, and his friends reportedly hired the private “ping pong room” at V.
Some 30 people were invited to join, most of them women.
The exclusive club boasts on its website: “You will find yourself surrounded by celebrities, wealthy men and women, and stunning young ladies dressed extravagantly.”
It adds: “Naturally, the drinks are expensive, but besides paying for your drinks you cannot buy your way in here. You need to wait for your turn on the exclusive guest list.”
Mbappe’s brief getaway to the Swedish capital was intended to “recharge his batteries” after an intense start to the season with Real Madrid, Le Parisien reports.
After arriving last Tuesday by private jet, Mbappe and his entourage stayed at the luxurious Bank Hotel.
He dined at pricey restaurant Chez Jolie, with pictures showing him outside the eatery in a hat and mask amongst friends.
Other photos from the trip showed him discreetly trying to leave his hotel, again in a hat and hood.
Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet first reported that the French forward was being looked at by cops over allegations of sexual abuse on Monday.
The alleged victim reportedly sought medical help at a Swedish hospital ward for rape victims, according to TV4.
No specific details have emerged about the allegations against him.
Mbappe furiously hit back at reports, dubbing them “fake news” on X after they first broke.
But his lawyer Marie-Alix Canu-Bernard later told French BFMTV that after two days he was informed about the ongoing probe.
She said: “The only thing I can say is that he has nothing to be ashamed of. The second is that we don’t know anything.”
French radio station RMC said those in his inner circle “remain calm” despite the allegations.
Bernard added: “He cannot even imagine for a second that a complaint has been filed and is directed against him.
“He has nothing to accuse himself of and doesn’t even understand what it’s about.”