Mbappé Clears Medical, Set to Return to Real Madrid Training Amid Club's Concerns Over National Team Usage

Sports Reporter

Kylian Mbappé has successfully completed medical tests in Madrid, with no serious injury detected, and is expected to rejoin full training with Real Madrid next week. Despite the positive prognosis, Los Blancos remain unhappy with the French national team after Mbappé played almost the entire match against Azerbaijan while reportedly carrying ankle discomfort.

Real Madrid officials expressed surprise and concern that the French coaching staff allowed the forward to be heavily involved in the game despite his condition. The decision to field Mbappé for such an extended period is being viewed negatively by the Spanish club, who prioritize the player’s long-term fitness.

According to club sources, Mbappé’s injury is minor, and he is expected to be available for Real Madrid’s upcoming match against Getafe next weekend. The forward’s timely return is a relief for Los Blancos as they push forward in a demanding season.

In other transfer news, Real Madrid have been offered the opportunity to sign Bayern Munich defender Dayot Upamecano in the January transfer window. Bayern is reportedly keen to sell the defender for cash before his contract expires next summer, presenting a potential strategic acquisition for Madrid’s defense.

As the club navigates these developments, the focus remains on managing Mbappé’s recovery and evaluating transfer options to strengthen the squad.