Mbappé's injury risks missing the Classico
Kylian Mbappé, the forward for Real Madrid and the French national team, was diagnosed with a hyperextension injury to his left knee during a match against Turkey in the UEFA Nations League. Reports indicate that the injury may require a sidelining period of between six to eight weeks, threatening his participation in the upcoming "Clásico" against Barcelona scheduled for October 25th. Mbappé sustained the injury after scoring the winning goal, 1-0, and received quick treatment, but he fell again and had to leave the field, eventually being substituted. It is noted that this injury comes after the player previously experienced issues with the same knee last season, raising concerns about his recovery duration and the potential impact on his future participation. Final medical examinations are awaited to determine the extent and severity of the injury, but initial reports confirm that his expected absence will not be less than six weeks. The club indicated that the scans revealed a hyperextension injury to the knee, contrary to France's initial report of a knee ligament injury, as evaluations continue to determine the best course of treatment.
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