Le Pen says Mbappe should not 'lecture' French voters

After the far-right National Rally party emerged as the winner of the first round of snap parliamentary polls last weekend, Mbappe, 25, said the results were "catastrophic" and urged French people to vote against the far-right in the runoff vote on Sunday. Mbappe's France and Christiano Ronaldo's Portugal go head-to-head in Hamburg on Friday evening in the Euro 2024 quarter finals. Speaking in an interview with CNN, Le Pen said he was a "very good" footballer but insisted it was not his place to give voting instructions.