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Sanhadji case: Mbappé’s mother questioned in Paris

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Fayza Lamari, mother and agent of Kylian Mbappé, was questioned in Paris as an assisted witness in the investigation into Mohamed Sanhadji, former head of security for the French national team. The striker was also questioned by police, after payments and a loan were made to Sanhadji, according to L’Équipe and RMC Sport.

Fayza Lamari, French footballer Kylian Mbappé’s mother and agent, was questioned in Paris on Friday 9 October by three investigating judges in the case involving Sanhadji, the former head of security for the French national team. She was given the status of assisted witness, without being placed under formal investigation, according to L’Équipe, which reported the news on 14 October.

Kylian Mbappé was also questioned by police in Paris, according to RMC Sport. Neither the player nor his mother has been placed under formal investigation in the case, which was opened in 2023.

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