According to Mundo Deportivo, Real Madrid does not view Mbappe, Vinicius, and Konate's decision not to wear shirts supporting Ceuta before the match as an issue. The club emphasizes that no player can be forced to display or wear a specific shirt.

Real Madrid secured a narrow victory over Elche last night with a goal from Carlos Espi in added time, but a pre-match scene generated more discussion than the result. Before the match began, players from both teams were supposed to wear shirts in support of Ceuta. Footage showed that Elche players wore the shirts before taking the pitch, while Real Madrid players only received their shirts in the tunnel just before heading out.

However, three Real Madrid players did not wear the shirt: Kylian Mbappe, Vinicius, and Konate all received the shirt from the kit staff. Mbappe and Vinicius wore the shirts but pulled them down off their shoulders. Konate simply held his shirt in his hands. The French and Brazilian players removed their shirts just before the subsequent handshakes. The shirt bore the slogan "We Are All Ceuta," intended to show solidarity with the autonomous city of Ceuta, which experienced a major wave of Moroccan migrants in late July last year.

According to Mundo Deportivo, Real Madrid is completely unbothered by this, as the club believes every player has the right to decide whether to wear the shirt. Furthermore, they note that unlike other teams, the majority of Real Madrid players did display the shirt. However, regarding the actions of these three players specifically, the club emphasizes that no player can be forced to wear a particular shirt, nor should they face criticism for choosing not to. The club does not view this as a matter of concern.

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