Real Madrid forward eager to play in the final three games of the season after missing Clasico
Real Madrid forward eager to play in the final three games of the season after missing Clasico Kylian Mbappe may have missed Real Madrid’s painful El Clasico defeat against Barcelona, but the French superstar has already made one thing clear that he wants to return before the season ends. According to MARCA , Mbappe is fully determined to play in Real Madrid’s final three matches of the campaign as he looks to regain rhythm and fitness ahead of this summer’s World Cup preparations. The report arrives after growing speculation surrounding the forward’s physical condition following his last-minute withdrawal from Sunday’s Clasico at Spotify Camp Nou.
What happened to Mbappe? Ahead of the Clasico, Real Madrid’s coaching staff was optimistic about Mbappe’s availability heading into the biggest game of the season. However, everything changed during the final training session at Valdebebas.
With only minutes remaining in training, Mbappe suddenly stopped after feeling discomfort in his hamstring area. According to the report, the French forward immediately informed staff that he could not continue before leaving the session unexpectedly. The incident surprised everyone present, especially because the session had gone smoothly up until that moment and confidence around his availability had been growing.
Kylian Mbappe reported to Valdebebas today. (Source: Instagram) It must be noted that the French forward has been unavailable since suffering a hamstring injury against Real Betis on April 24. So what now?
Despite the setback, Mbappe has no intention of ending his season early and Real Madrid are equally hopeful over his return. The report claims the striker will continue his recovery work over the coming days in the hope of returning in time for Thursday’s match against Real Oviedo at the Santiago Bernabeu. That game has now become increasingly important for a Real Madrid side trying to salvage some pride after a disappointing campaign.