Concerns are mounting over the health of Kylian Mbappé, as the Real Madrid forward faces a potential three-to-four week absence due to ongoing knee issues. The injury has hampered the star player for several months, preventing him from performing at full capacity.
Reports indicate that Mbappé and his representatives are frustrated with the medical staff at Real Madrid and have consulted with multiple specialists in France regarding his knee problems – with the club’s approval.
Sources within the club suggest a firm decision needs to be made to safeguard the long-term future of the French international. According to El Desmarque, surgery is now being considered as a possible solution. While the procedure would be minor, it would extend his time on the sidelines for several weeks – a scenario Mbappé is reportedly keen to avoid, especially with the 2026 World Cup on the horizon.
We find also questions being raised about the initial handling of the injury, with some suggesting a premature return to action despite lingering discomfort. The club is now weighing its options as it seeks the best course of action for the 27-year-old.
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