Mbappe shuns FIFA and now France can get in big trouble

French star, Kylian Mbappe is in the news again, makinde headlines in an ugly way as he finds himself and also land his country in trouble. Despite having a stellar start at the ongoing World Cup for France, Kylian Mbappe has run into difficulties with the world football governing body, FIFA. The star-man was warned but it fell on his deaf ears.

By scoring three goals in each of his first two games, the 23-year-old attacker has virtually single-handedly qualified France for the round of 16 of the competition in Qatar. Following France's 4-1 victory over Australia, Mbappe earned his first man of the match award, he failed to perform the duty he is expected to do.

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FIFA regulations requires Man of the Match award winners to address the media following the match, the 23-year-old shunned the scheduled interview to the surprise of the press. No punishment was given to him or his country. Before the 2-1 win over Denmark, FIFA sounded a note of warning to both Mbappe and the French Football Federation (FFF) and made them aware of what would happen if the forward did it again. 

However, Mbappe repeated the offense despite the threat by FIFA. He has reportedly decided against speaking to the media because he knows he'll most certainly be questioned about his stay at PSG. For his action, Mbappe and the FFF will split the fine that will be imposed by FIFA. Despite his alleged dissatisfaction with the French giants, these inquiries may distract him throughout the World Cup. However, his silence toward the media will not go unpunished.

What is next for Mbappe? 

Despite only participating in his second World Cup, he has increased his goal total to seven, moving him into second place after Just Fontaine in terms of goals scored in the tournament. In spite of  the impending penalty, he will continue to play a significant role for France as they attempt to defend their title in Qatar throughout the remaining matches of this year's tournament.