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We must correct it, which is what has been done

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RFEF president Louzán praised Mbappé for apologizing over the China controversy, emphasizing the importance of correcting mistakes for football's image in the country.
RFEF president Rafael Louzán commented on the Kylian Mbappé controversy that arose during his time in China, noting that the player's decision to apologize and address the situation was commendable. Louzán stressed the value of acknowledging errors and the importance of football's projection in China, saying "When people recognize the error, it must be valued. It is very important the projection of football in this country. We must correct it, which is what has been done."
Louzán also highlighted Spain's success at the Ballon d'Or gala, celebrating the achievements of Spanish football with national team coach Carlo Ancelotti, Alexia Putellas, and six other Spanish award winners. He expressed optimism about continuing the momentum in what he called a golden year for Spanish football.
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