Madrid Coach Dismisses Mbappe Knee Injury Rumours as False

By Wellington Jopelo
Kylian Mbappé has been cleared of any serious knee concerns after his club dismissed circulating injury reports.
A Real Madrid coach, Álvaro Arbeloa, described the claims about the forward’s knee as completely untrue, urging focus on the player’s performance instead of speculation.
The clarification comes amid widespread reports questioning the French star’s fitness following earlier concerns about a knee issue.
Mbappé himself has also pushed back against the rumours, insisting that his condition is improving and that he is ready to continue playing at the highest level.
The forward had previously missed matches due to a knee problem but has since returned to action, appearing as a substitute in recent games as he regains full fitness.
Despite earlier reports suggesting complications, both the player and the club maintain that the situation has been exaggerated and does not reflect his current condition.
The update is expected to reassure fans and strengthen confidence in Mbappé’s availability as Real Madrid continue their campaign in La Liga and other competitions.
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