Kylian Mbappé recently traveled to Paris to consult with knee specialists in hope of finding an optimal rehabilitation path for a left knee sprain he has been dealing with since last December. The examinations, conducted under the supervision of Real Madrid's medical staff, indicated that while the injury does not necessitate surgery, the timeline for his return remains unclear. This uncertainty poses concerns as the World Cup approaches, with just 100 days left until the tournament.

Mbappé's injury has caused him to miss significant matches, including a crucial Champions League game against Benfica. As a key player for both his club and the French national team, the implications of his ongoing recovery are considerable. His recent consultations aimed to provide more clarity on his rehabilitation process, which could impact not only his club responsibilities but also France's preparations for the upcoming World Cup in the United States.

With the possibility of missing the upcoming friendly tour of the French national team in the U.S. at the end of March, Mbappé's condition is being closely monitored by both club and national team officials. The extended timeline for recovery could result in a strategic adjustment for Real Madrid and the national team as they navigate the upcoming competitions without one of their star players, emphasizing the importance of his health in both domestic and international contexts.