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Victim of a muscle injury on Tuesday and announced out for several weeks, Kylian Mbappé could finally be fit for the Madrid derby on Sunday evening.
A dramatic turn of events in Madrid? Kylian Mbappé, who suffered a left thigh injury during the Merengue’s 3-2 victory over Alavés on Tuesday night in La Liga, was forced to leave the match at the end. Bad news for the former Parisian who was starting to find his feet in his new team, having scored 5 goals in his last 5 outings.
“After the tests carried out today on our player Kylian Mbappé by the Real Madrid Medical Services, he has been diagnosed with an injury to the biceps femoris of the left leg. Evolution pending “, Real Madrid said, without saying more about the duration of his unavailability.
Mbappé finally a starter against Atlético?
According to the Spanish press, Kylian Mbappé should be out for three weeks. He should therefore miss the derby against Atlético de Madrid on Sunday, the reunion with his brother Ethan in the Champions League, but also the match against Villarreal in La Liga and the gathering of the Blues.
However, the “Kyk’s” would not hear it that way. The kid from Bondy would be determined to play the clash against Atlético Madrid this Sunday (9 p.m.) despite his slight injury, reports
Brand. The captain of the French team came to Madrid to play this kind of match. Therefore, he should be a starter this weekend, according to the Madrid media. It remains to be seen what Carlo Ancelotti and the medical staff of the Casa Blanca think about it…
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