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Hard blow, Mbappé forced to leave the pitch injured

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Hard blow, Mbappé forced to leave the pitch injured

A blow hits the Bleus: Kylian Mbappé was injured in the second half of the match between Turkey and France on Friday evening in the Nations League, a few moments after scoring the opening goal and he immediately left the field.

The match pitted Turkey against France as part of the Nations League. In the opening minutes, the young French striker found the back of the net, giving the Bleus the early lead.

Injury in the second half

In the second half, Mbappé attempted a shot towards the Turkish goal when he felt a sharp pain. The movement seemed to affect him physically, forcing him to stop immediately.

Answers are expected in the coming hours, while the situation worries the French team. Their captain, who scored the first goal, now has to deal with this setback.

Consequences for the Bleus

Zinédine Zidane, coach of the French team, obviously relies on his captain for upcoming international fixtures. This injury represents a potential piece of bad news for his plans.

After being rested earlier in the week due to flu‑like symptoms, Mbappé had resumed training normally on Wednesday and was declared fit for this match.

For now, the exact nature of the injury and its severity remain to be clarified. The French medical staff should provide more information in the coming hours.

This uncertainty could affect the Bleus' lineup for upcoming international appointments, leaving supporters and the manager waiting.

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