Thierry Henry has reacted after a supposed statement attributed to him about Kylian Mbappé spread widely online. On social media, the former France striker firmly denied ever making the comments that were being shared.
Henry rejected the viral quote targeting Mbappé, insisting that he had never expressed the criticism attributed to him in recent days. He urged fans to be more cautious about information circulating on the internet.
Henry Denies Viral Mbappé Controversy
“People create stories. Guys, stop believing everything you see on the internet. I haven’t spoken about anything recently, especially not about Kylian Mbappé,” Henry said. He added that he was in Los Angeles preparing for the 2026 World Cup and had no idea where the rumors originated. According to Henry, this is not the first time false quotes have been linked to him.
🚨 Excl: Thierry Henry has clarified via Instagram that he did not make the comments circulating about Kylian Mbappé.
The Arsenal legend urged people to disregard the false reports and misinformation being shared online. 📱❌ #FIFAWorldCup pic.twitter.com/RXtFHmIA8r
— Arsenal Radar (@ArsenalRadar) June 6, 2026
The 1998 World Cup winner also sent a supportive message to the France captain, saying: “I wish you all the best, Kylian, and go Les Bleus.”
The fake statement claimed that Henry had criticized Mbappé after footage allegedly showed the French forward ignoring N’Golo Kanté by not shaking his hand. The fabricated quote suggested that Mbappé’s reputation was suffering and warned that disrespecting a player as respected as Kanté could raise serious questions about his character. Henry has now made it clear that those comments were entirely false and condemned the growing spread of fake quotations online.
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