Spanish news agency EFE observed changes involving Kylian Mbappé and Real Madrid on two Chinese sports platforms, according to a report by Tuổi Trẻ. The examples concern the player's name on Dongqiudi and the availability of older match videos on Migu.
A name in lineup and award data
Tuổi Trẻ cites EFE's finding that Dongqiudi used a substitute phrase for Mbappé's name in a Real Madrid starting lineup published before the match against Racing Santander. The report says the platform used the same treatment for the French forward's runner-up position in its Ballon d'Or ranking published on 27 October.
The same ranking still identified Harry Kane as the winner and Lamine Yamal in third place, the paper reports. These are observations about particular pages, not evidence that every platform adopted the same treatment.
Real Madrid videos on Migu
According to Tuổi Trẻ's account of EFE's review, a check of Migu's library did not find replays or highlights of previous Real Madrid matches, while videos involving other teams remained available. The paper also says Migu did not show Racing Santander against Real Madrid in La Liga round 11.
Tuổi Trẻ places those changes after a controversial remark by Mbappé about China on 26 October. It reports subsequent apologies from Mbappé, Real Madrid and La Liga, and says some businesses ended partnerships or removed promotional material.
As of 5 November, the paper said no official date had been announced for Migu to restore Real Madrid matches to its schedule. That is a time-bound report and does not establish a change to Champions League broadcast rights.