Kylian Mbappe’s Euro 2024 journey continues despite a concerning nose injury sustained during France’s recent match against Austria.
The French Football Federation’s president, Philippe Diallo, provided updates confirming Mbappe’s injury did not require immediate surgery, offering reassurance to fans and teammates alike.
“Kylian experienced a nose injury during yesterday’s game,” Diallo stated during a press conference on Tuesday.
“The latest updates indicate that he won’t need surgery in the near term, which is a positive development from what was initially anticipated.”
Diallo remained cautious about Mbappe’s immediate future in the tournament, emphasizing the need for further medical evaluations.
“It’s too early to predict his availability for upcoming matches. We’re awaiting the final medical assessments later today to better understand his condition,” he added.
Despite the uncertainty, Diallo remained optimistic, dispelling concerns about Mbappe’s tournament prospects.
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“The good news is that there’s no immediate threat of his tournament being prematurely ended due to surgery. We’ll monitor his progress closely and make decisions based on medical advice,” Diallo concluded.
With Mbappe being a pivotal figure for France, his health will undoubtedly be closely monitored as the tournament progresses, ensuring the star forward’s safety and ability to contribute on the pitch.