
Mbappé Withdraws From France Squad With Left Knee Tendon Injury After Nations League Win
Kylian Mbappé has withdrawn from the France national team squad after sustaining a left knee tendon injury during a 1-0 victory over Turkey in the UEFA Nations League. The incident occurred in the 67th minute when Mbappé scored his 67th international goal, causing him to limp off the pitch at the Kocaeli Stadium. France manager Zinedine Zidane confirmed the striker will return to Real Madrid for treatment, stating that the injury 'does not look good' and that the team will not take risks. The French Football Federation officially confirmed the tendon diagnosis, ending Mbappé's involvement in the current international window. This withdrawal means Mbappé will miss upcoming matches against Belgium and Italy, forcing Zidane to rely on squad depth during his debut campaign.












