Kylian Mbappe diagnosed with knee injury, expected to miss two weeks

Kylian Mbappe has been diagnosed with a hyperextension of the posterior capsule of his left knee, according to a statement from Real Madrid. The injury occurred during a match against Turkiye, where he scored the only goal in a 1-0 victory for France. Following the injury, Mbappe left the pitch in discomfort and was replaced by Desire Doue. New coach Zinedine Zidane stated that the team will not take any risks with Mbappe's recovery and he will not participate in the upcoming Nations League matches against Belgium and Italy. Real Madrid's next match after the international break is against Villarreal on October 10, but reports suggest that Mbappe could be fit to play in El Clasico against Barcelona on October 25.