Kylian Mbappé, sidelined for several months with a knee injury, continues his recovery away from the pitch. While the Spanish press suggests a possible return soon, TV host Cyril Hanouna has made worrying statements about the French striker's health and his participation in the upcoming World Cup.

  Sidelined for several weeks, Kylian Mbappé continues to fuel concerns about his physical condition. The French striker, who has been suffering from a knee injury for several months, is currently taking a period of rest to properly treat the injury that is preventing him from playing for Real Madrid.

After a rest and medical check-up in Paris, the former Paris Saint-Germain player recently returned to Madrid. In the Spanish press, some even suggested a possible return for the striker in the second leg against Manchester City in the UEFA Champions League. However, this seems unlikely, given the lengthy healing process of the former PSG player's knee injury.

While several Spanish media outlets claim that the striker is starting to worry about his participation in the upcoming 2026 World Cup, an unexpected voice has entered the debate. This Monday, television host Cyril Hanouna shared alarming information on his show broadcast on W9.

According to him, the best solution to preserve the French striker's chances of playing in the World Cup would simply be to end his season now. "Mbappé came to Paris to get another medical opinion. From what I understand, his knee is in a more complicated state than initially thought. The only way for him to play in the World Cup would be to stop playing immediately with Real Madrid," he stated.

According to the presenter, the player's ligaments are affected, and a premature return could permanently jeopardize his participation in the World Cup. He believes the French international should prioritize a long rehabilitation program and reach an agreement with his Madrid club to end his season.

These statements quickly sparked reactions, but for now, they should be treated with caution. No official confirmation has emerged to support this information, and neither Real Madrid nor Kylian Mbappé's entourage have publicly commented on the true severity of the injury.