Upon sustaining a serious nose injury during France’s match against Austria, Kylian Mbappe’s Euro 2024 tournament is still uncertain. Philippe Diallo, the president of the French Football Federation (FFF), provided reassurance that Mbappe did not require immediate surgery following the collision with Kevin Danso. Diallo stated, “As you have seen, Kylian had this injury on the nose yesterday. The latest news is reassuring where there is no short-term operation needed, which was expected.”
Although no immediate surgery is needed, Mbappe’s availability for the remainder of the tournament is yet to be determined. Diallo emphasized the need to wait for the final verdict from the doctors’ tests conducted in the morning, stating, “It’s a little early to give you a schedule and we will wait for the final verdict from the doctors’ tests this morning. Everyone came back a bit late last night so we will wait for later in the day to see how it evolves. But I will reiterate, the latest news is positive due to him not needing an operation. Him having his tournament taken away from him is not the case.”
It’s evident that Mbappe’s condition and potential further participation in the tournament will depend on the assessment and recommendations of medical professionals. As such, the French team and fans alike are eagerly awaiting updates on Mbappe’s recovery and his prospects for the remainder of Euro 2024. The team will likely take every precaution to ensure Mbappe’s health and well-being, considering his importance to the squad. The medical staff will closely monitor his progress, employing various treatments and rehabilitation methods to expedite his return to peak fitness. Despite the uncertainty surrounding his availability, there is no doubt that Mbappe’s determination and resilience will play a significant role in his recovery process.
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