Franco-Cameroonian star Kylian Mbappe returns to Real Madrid training after injury scare

France international of Cameroonian descent, Kylian Mbappé, returned to full-scale training on Monday with a protective dressing over his right eyebrow, following a knock sustained in Real Madrid’s clash against Girona.

Mbappe trained at full intensity alongside his teammates, easing fears over his fitness ahead of a crucial UEFA Champions League showdown against Bayern Munich.

The forward, who previously missed training made a strong return as preparations intensifies for the second leg of their quarter-final showdown in Germany.

Mbappé picked up the facial knock after taking an accidental elbow during the match against Girona, leaving him with a visible cut above his right eyebrow.

Despite the concern, medical staff quickly assessed the injury and cleared him to continue training with protective bandaging, ensuring there is no serious threat to his participation.

His return to training brought relief to the Madrid camp, especially given the importance of the upcoming fixture in Munich.

Mbappé completed all drills at the same intensity as his teammates, showing no visible discomfort and fully participating in tactical and finishing exercises.

He is expected to be included in the travelling squad for Wednesday’s decisive second leg in Germany, where Real Madrid CF must produce a strong performance to stay alive in the competition.

With the tie finely balanced, Madrid will heavily rely on his pace, movement, and finishing ability to break down a disciplined FC Bayern Munich side at the Allianz Arena.

The Champions League clash has all the ingredients of a European classic, and Mbappé’s fitness update is a major boost for Madrid’s hopes.

While the dressing over his eyebrow will serve as a reminder of his recent knock, there is little doubt within the club that he will play a central role in their bid to overturn the tie.

For now, the message from Valdebebas is clear: he is bruised—but fully ready for battle in Munich.