France is anxious about Kylian Mbappéwho in the final minutes against Austria (match won 1-0 thanks to Wober’s own goal) he broke his nose after a hard clash with the giant Distinguish. Until late midnight it seemed that the new Real Madrid striker would have to undergo surgery, but the first tests he underwent were reassuring. Such as to avoid the operation and play with the mask. But the question that everyone asks, and not only he says Didier DeschampYes, it’s: when will the Les Bleus star be back on the pitch? It is not so obvious that it could already be June 21st against the Netherlands, in the second match of the group. Maybe he can return on June 25th with Poland. In the worst case scenario, they will see themselves back on the pitch directly in the round of 16.
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But, child, it is essential to have avoided the operation, as announced late at night Transalpine Football Federation: «Kylian Mbappé has returned to the French team’s base camp. In the next few days he will undergo treatment, without undergoing immediate surgery. A mask will be made for allow the number 10 of the French team to evaluate the resumption of competitions after a period dedicated to treatment.” The statement talks about a mask and Mbappé himself, during the night, on X joked about what will happen to him and asked advice on which mask you should wear. In recent years she has been worn by several footballers, such as Osimhen e Smalling (just to name two who play in Serie A). It must be said that taking to the field with a mask is not a simple thing, you lose your view, but the main problem is another and he explained it well the French doctor Michel Cymes a RMC Sport: «If he plays he will do it with a mask, but that’s not the problem. The main one represents breathing because there will be swelling inside the nose which will bother him a lot.” Instead, plastic surgeon Michael Benoilid he doesn’t see a quick recovery: «We must take into account the edema of the nasal septum which hinders breathing. High-level athletes breathe through their mouth and nose. When you have a fracture, water accumulates in the mucous membranes and, therefore, you breathe less well. We can reduce nasal septal edema with corticosteroids, but there will inevitably be an impact on performance. The edema resolves in two weeks or 10 days».
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