Edouard, Ferland Mendy criticizes media mix with Benjamin Benjamin | Football Stories

Football players are complaining about TVs that use their images to follow the stories of Benjamin Mendy, who is accused of rape.

Chelsea midfielder Edouard Mendy and Real Madrid’s Ferland Mendy have taken to the media to use the media to cover the stories of Manchester City’s Benjamin Mendy, who is accused of rape and rape.

Benjamin Mendy, from France, is accused in the United Kingdom of six counts of rape and one count of rape.

He has not yet made his request, but his lawyer has said the player has denied the allegations.

The Premier League club have suspended a 27-year-old defender who has been in prison since August.

Edouard Mendy is a Senegalese national, while Ferland Mendy plays for France. The pair, who are both cousins, shared photos of reports from several media outlets using their photos to cover Benjamin Mendy.

All three players are Black.

“It is sad to see that in 2021, in France and England, for some, black people do not have different names or faces,” Edouard wrote on Instagram.

The ‘flaws’ of these images may seem strange, but they are actually very different, and very symbolic.

“It’s not difficult to distinguish two faces, especially if the ball jersey is very practical!”

Edouard Mendy on Instagram. Translated via Google. #cfc pic.twitter.com/Yndzi4XO1q

– CFCDaily (@CFCDaily) November 17, 2021

“Thank you, Edouard Mendy!” Ferland wrote on Twitter, in response to Edouard’s Instagram account.

“We are in 2021. Stop! It will take time but in the end you will respect us. Whether you want to or not.”

Ferland Mendy is a French international who plays for Spanish giants Real Madrid [File: Alberto Lingria/Reuters]

Benjamin Mendy signed City from AS Monaco’s Ligue 1 team in 2017 for a reported £ 52 million ($ 70m).

He faces six counts of rape and one count of rape, after the new charges were added Tuesday.

The lawsuit was reportedly filed against four women over the age of 16 at her home in Prestbury, northwestern England, between October 2020 and August this year.

Mendy appeared via videolink in front of a Manchester judge from prison Wednesday.

The footballer, who appeared to be wearing a cream-colored sweatshirt, simply spoke to confirm his name and birthday within five minutes.

A second man, Louis Saha Matturie, 40, faces six counts of rape and one count of assault and appeared alongside Mendy.

District Judge Margaret McCormack filed the case in Chester Crown Court, where all will appear Thursday for a hearing.

No bail request was granted and the two were sent to prison. The trial date is set for January 24 next year.