Real Madrid Star Kylian Mbappe has Sad news has been announced this morning after France Vs Austria Euro opener match yesterday

After fracturing his nose, Kylian Mbappe may miss the remainder of France’s Euro 2024 campaign, according to Spanish physician Angel Martin. In tonight’s 1-0 victory over Austria, he suffered a serious nose injury (June 17).

According to Spanish physician Martin, who spoke with Radio MARCA, Mbappe may need to heal from his nose injury for two to three weeks without moving it. That would probably exclude him from the remainder of Euro 2024:

“Kylian Mbappe may not be able to move his nose for two to three weeks following surgery if he has fractured it.”
Bloodied, the 25-year-old suffered a serious hit to his nose in the 87th minute following a collision with Kevin Danso of Austria. The 90th minute saw the forced substitution of Olivier Giroud replacing Les Bleus’ skipper.

Following France’s victory over Austria in Group D, Didier Deschamps discussed Mbappe’s injury. Through transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano, he stated:

“Yes, it seems like Kylian Mbappe fractured his nose.”
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Mbappe may don a mask for the remainder of Euro 2024 in Germany, according to Diario AS. Prior to his injury, the Real Madrid summer acquisition had a fantastic evening. Defender Maximillian Wober misdirected his excellent cross into his own goal. In addition, he won both of his aerial duels and six of his ten ground duels, as well as three of his six dribbling attempts.

Mbappe was booked for a ridiculous incident that involved him returning to the field and sitting down. Jesus Gil Manzano, the Spanish referee, let Austria to substitute, but not France.

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“Out of order” was how Roy Keane described Kylian Mbappe’s comeback to the field during France’s opening victory at Euro 2024.
Kylian Mbappe had a booking to return to action.
Kylian Mbappe had a booking to return to action.
Roy Keane was not amused with Kylian Mbappe’s antics in the dying embers as he was tending to his bleeding nose. The renowned former midfielder for Manchester United believed his yellow card was appropriate, saying on ITV Sport:

“It’s not what I like to see; this is out of order, and the management has [clearly] instructed him to return.” He had his treatment and then returned. I understand that athletes make errors, but he deserved to be given a yellow card for going to the sidelines and sitting there. It bothers me to see it.”
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France continued with ten men due to referee Manzano’s subpar man management. On Monday night, something unusual went out of control at Dusseldorf Arena.

On Friday, June 21, France will focus on their second Euro 2024 matchup against the Netherlands. Whether Mbappe will be available for that game is still up in the air. If he plays, he’ll most likely be hiding his identity with a mask.