Juanma Castaño criticised Kylian Mbappé’s night out while the forward was injured in the knee. The party in Paris, where Mbappé was seen with Ester Expósito last Wednesday, continues to draw reactions. Mbappé was injured in France’s match against Turkey, left the national team camp and has still not been seen at Valdebebas, according to the reported information.
Real Madrid reportedly made clear that the player’s actions had the consent of José Mourinho and the medical staff. That explanation, however, has not put an end to criticism of the impression created by the episode.
Juanma Castaño spoke on « El Partizado de COPE ». He said: « If the player is unavailable for his national team and Real Madrid, and has to go to France to have his knee checked, I think what he should do is go and come back. »
The journalist also said the episode angered supporters more than the club. « The message it sends is that the knee was almost the least important thing about the trip, » he added. His comments concern the perception of the outing while Mbappé is injured; they do not specify how long he will be out or when he might return.
Source : Mundo Deportivo
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