Will Mbappé Make His El Clásico Comeback? Here’s When He’s Expected Back on the Field

Real Madrid‘s medical team has confirmed that Kylian Mbappé’s condition is not a cause for concern—medical tests showed that the injury he suffered in France’s match against Azerbaijan is not serious.

Following the match, Mbappé underwent further tests, and the results were positive. Marca reports that the player has been advised to take a brief rest, but he is likely to return to full training with the team next week.

Madrid supporters can feel relieved—the attacking star has not sustained any serious damage and is expected to be available for all upcoming official matches, including the clash against Barcelona on October 26.

For reference, Mbappé experienced pain in his right ankle and was substituted in the 83rd minute of the match, which ended in a 3-0 win for France.