France’s Kylian Mbappe Sustains Serious Injury in Win Over Austria; Coach Didier Deschamps Expresses Concern

France coach Didier Deschamps has expressed concern over the health of captain Kylian Mbappe after he sustained a potential injury in their 1-0 win over Austria. During the game, Mbappe collided with an opponent’s shoulder while heading the ball, resulting in a significant amount of blood on his face. After receiving on-field treatment, he attempted to continue playing but was eventually substituted.

Deschamps commented on Mbappe’s condition, stating that the injury seemed complicated and that the medical staff was evaluating him. While there is no news yet on whether surgery may be required, the French Football Federation president stated that Mbappe may not need it. The full extent of his injury is still unknown.

Mbappe has been a key player for France in international competitions, scoring 47 goals in 80 appearances. His involvement in France’s only goal against Austria highlighted his importance to the team. Despite not scoring any goals yet in the European Championships, Mbappe has 12 World Cup goals to his name and will transfer to Real Madrid from Paris St-Germain this summer.

As France prepares to face the Netherlands in their next match, Deschamps acknowledged that Mbappe’s absence would be a significant loss. While hoping for positive news on his condition, Deschamps emphasized the team’s need to adapt if he is unable to play. Despite this setback, France remains hopeful that Mbappe will recover in time to contribute to their campaign for a third European title.

During Friday night’s friendly match between France and Argentina at Parc des Princes stadium in Paris, Didier Deschamps expressed concern about Kylian Mbappe’s health following a potentially serious injury sustained during their 1-0 victory over Austria two days ago.

Mbappe collided with an opponent’s shoulder while heading a ball during Sunday’s Euro qualifier against Austria at Wembley Stadium, leaving him with bloodied nose and concussion symptoms.

The French Football Federation president stated that although surgery may not be necessary for Mbappe’s injuries sustained during Sunday’s match against Austria at Wembley Stadium,

Despite these concerns, Deschamps reiterated that France will heavily rely on Mbappe as they prepare for their next match against Portugal at Euro 2020 next month.