Real Madrid could get a big injury boost before their UEFA Champions League match against LOSC Lille on Wednesday night.
Kylian Mbappe was on the team list for the trip to Stade Pierre-Mauroy. Now, Guillermo Rai of The Athletic says that the 25-year-old could come back from injury against the Ligue 1 team.
Mbappe hurt his thigh last week when Real Madrid played Deportivo Alaves in the middle of the week. Because of this, he missed yesterday’s match against Atletico Madrid.
The summer signing was expected to be out for about three weeks at first, which would mean that he would not be able to play again until after the international break.
According to the story, however, people are feeling very good about Mbappe’s fitness level, and the attacker will actually join the group training session tomorrow.
Real Madrid could get a big injury boost before their UEFA Champions League match against LOSC Lille on Wednesday night.
Kylian Mbappe was on the team list for the trip to Stade Pierre-Mauroy. Now, Guillermo Rai of The Athletic says that the 25-year-old could come back from injury against the Ligue 1 team.
Mbappe hurt his thigh last week when Real Madrid played Deportivo Alaves in the middle of the week. Because of this, he missed yesterday’s match against Atletico Madrid.
The summer signing was expected to be out for about three weeks at first, which would mean that he would not be able to play again until after the international break.
According to the story, however, people are feeling very good about Mbappe’s fitness level, and the attacker will actually join the group training session tomorrow.
There is a good chance that Mbappe will be able to play against Lille, but he won’t be able to start.
The club’s source told The Athletic, “If the go-ahead is given, he won’t be able to play the whole game, but it’s not impossible that he could play for a while.” Besides that, he wants to cheer for his team back home. “What a great boy.”
When Mbappe plays Lille, he will be going up against his younger brother Ethan. It will be a big deal for him.
So, it makes sense that the 25-year-old wants to show that he is fit and ready to play when he gets back to France.