He will play after all? Mbappé’s latest status that suggest Kylian could play in France’s next Euro match

Kylian Mbappé broke his nose two days ago in the EUROS, and many thought it was the end of his EURO 2024 campaign as a broken nose injury that needs surgery could keep a player out for at least six weeks. The French Football Federation confirmed that Mbappé did not undergo surgery and would be wearing a mask when he returns during the tournament. Despite the nose injury, Mbappé returned to training today but on his own. While he was not involved in the team training, Mbappé was training on his own while the rest of the team was on the other side of the pitch. Telefoot reports that Mbappé will fly tomorrow morning with the France team to Leipzig before the match against the Netherlands on Friday. It remains to be seen whether the captain of the Blues will be on the match sheet or not. Reports yesterday suggested that he would be ruled out for the game against the Netherlands and would try to recover in time for the final group-stage match, which is against Poland next week.

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RMC Sport reported that Mbappé began the training with a light jog followed by more intense sprints and a few shots on goal. He was seen smiling, wearing a small, discreet bandage on his nose but no mask. The French star striker continued his jogging session with the physical trainer.

RMC Sport also reported that Mbappé will not undergo surgery during the Euros, but it has been ruled out. The French star posted photos of him on his Instagram during the training session, which made fans believe that the player felt fine and ready to play the next France match of the EUROS, which was this Friday at the Leipzig Stadium against the Netherlands.

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Kylian Mbappé's message after his injury

The French player was bleeding a lot after the nose impact on an Austrian defender's shoulder. He went to the hospital, and it almost ruled him out of the competition. Mbappé is in good spirits, and on Instagram, he wrote, "Without risks, there are no victories."