Kylian Mbappé can laugh at some of the "dictator" memes that have taken over social media, but the Real Madrid superstar says there's a point where the joke goes too far.

Real Madrid head coach José Mourinho has this week opened up on the subject of a potential striker pairing formed by Blancos pair Kylian Mbappé and Carlos Espí.This of course comes after the

Mbappé, Vinícius Junior and Ibrahim Konaté made headlines ahead of Real Madrid's trip to Elche. Now, the Frenchman explains the decision.

One of the strongest candidates for the award is oddly overlooked.

French far-right political parties, all the way to fringe groups, unleashed a wave of criticism and insults at the footballer after he reluctantly wore a T-shirt, half hiding the message of support to residents of the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.

The Barcelona star has already made his case on the pitch, yet his latest moves away from it could prove just as important as the numbers beside his name.

Kylian Mbappé has said he's not a big fan of the viral meme of himself portrayed as a dictator.

While the soccer world debates who will lift the coveted trophy this year, Atletico Madrid manager Diego Simeone has already made his choice. The Argentine believes his fellow countryman Lionel Messi deserves to win the Ballon d'Or once again.