Mbappé suffers a "hyperextension of the left knee" one month before the classic

BarcelonaTranquility at Real Madrid after the medical tests that Kylian Mbappé underwent throughout this Saturday at the Valdebebas sports city. The white club has announced that the French forward is suffering from a "hyperextension of the posterior capsule of the left knee," but has not wanted to give a specific recovery timeline. The Madrid entity has limited itself to saying that he is "pending evolution," although various media outlets suggest he would only be out for two weeks.

Mbappé was injured on Friday in the French national team's victory –in Zidane's debut– against Turkey (0-1). At the end of the match, the coach alerted all of Madridismo. "Mbappé is not doing well. There was a hypertension in the knee after the shot and I think he will return to Madrid, we will not take any risks," explained the former Madrid coach.

The white footballer had to leave the pitch in the 59th minute after scoring the only goal of the match. Mbappé, who tried to continue, was substituted due to discomfort in his left knee, the same one that already caused him problems last season on more than one occasion. Désiré Doué came on in his place.

The French Federation has already confirmed that he will be out for the next three matches that Zidane's team must play: Belgium (Monday 28, 8:45 PM), Italy (Friday 2, 8:45 PM) and, again, Belgium (Monday 5, 8:45 PM). Now it remains to be seen if he will miss any matches with José Mourinho's team. On the horizon is the Barça-Real Madrid match at the Camp Nou. It will be in a month, on Sunday, October 25 at 9:00 PM. Before that, the white team will play against Villarreal (October 10, 9:00 PM), Roma (October 14, 9:00 PM), Sevilla (October 18, 9:00 PM) and Leipzig (October 21, 9:00 PM).