
AI-generated summary
Kylian Mbappe felt pain in his left knee after scoring a goal in the UEFA Nations League match between the French National Team and Türkiye and could not play for the rest of the match.
There has been a new development regarding the health condition of Kylian Mbappe, who was injured in the UEFA Nations League match between the National Football Team and Francia.
According to AS reported by the Spanish press, no serious injury was detected in the checks of Mbappe, who felt pain in his left knee after scoring a goal in the French National Team's match against Türkiye.
NO NEED FOR SURGERY
It was reported that Mbappe had hyperextension in the posterior capsule of his left knee and the French star is expected to stay away from the fields for approximately 10 to 12 days.
It was stated that Real Madrid was in direct communication with the French Football Federation's medical team and was initially concerned about the possibility of surgery.
However, after the evaluations, it became clear that Mbappe did not need surgery.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Kylian Mbappe will return to coach in about 10-12 days
Likely · Within days

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