Mbappé: Injury in January Didn't Help, but I Returned in Best Shape
Short overview
Kylian Mbappé said he tried to have his best season at Real Madrid, noting a January injury setback but adding he returned in peak form. He also emphasized the importance of the World Cup for every player.
Kylian Mbappé has reflected on his season at Real Madrid, acknowledging that a January injury hindered his campaign but stating he returned in optimal condition.
“I tried to have the best season possible at Real Madrid. The injury in January didn’t help me, but then I returned in the best shape,” Mbappé told Abraham Romero.
The French forward also touched on the significance of international competition, saying, “The World Cup is important for every player, of course.”
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