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When will Kylian Mbappe return from injury for Real Madrid?
Real Madrid’s injury woes continue to pile up this season, with Kylian Mbappe becoming the latest casualty.
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The French forward, who had started to rediscover his best form, suffered a muscle injury during Real Madrid’s 3-2 victory over Atalanta in the UEFA Champions League.
How long will Mbappe be sidelined
Mbappe’s withdrawal after just 30 minutes in Bergamo was a blow to Los Blancos, especially as the forward had opened the scoring in a match that tested Atalanta’s mettle.
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Despite initial optimism from manager Carlo Ancelotti, further tests have confirmed that Mbappe will be sidelined for at least 10 days, compounding the challenges for a Real Madrid side plagued by injuries this season.
Subsequent medical evaluations have confirmed a muscle injury, ruling him out of key fixtures, including La Liga clashes against Rayo Vallecano and Sevilla, with a possible return date set for the Intercontinental Cup final.
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While there is still a slim possibility that Mbappe could recover in time for the final against Pachuca or Al-Ahly next Wednesday, Real Madrid’s cautious approach to injury management suggests the club may prioritise his long-term fitness over a rushed return.
Mbappe setback worsens Real Madrid’s injury crisis
This injury is particularly untimely for Mbappe, who seemed to be regaining his sharpness after a challenging start to the season.
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His absence will undoubtedly test Real Madrid’s attacking depth as they aim to close out the year on a high note.
Mbappe’s setback is just the latest in a season riddled with fitness issues for Real Madrid. With 27 injuries recorded across 23 games, Los Blancos have struggled to maintain consistency in their squad, and The frequent absences of key players have placed immense pressure on Carlo Ancelotti.
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While Real Madrid has historically seen players recover ahead of schedule, the club's cautious approach often provides extended recovery periods to reduce risk and pressure on both players and medical staff.
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