How to heal Mbappé’s wound

Kylian Mbappé set off the alarms this Monday after injuring his left foot in PSG training. However, the latest news regarding the French international is encouraging, since he only suffered a blow and does not have a fracture. His presence against Real Madrid on Wednesday is increasing with the passing of the hours waiting for the tests that will be carried out throughout Tuesday and that will definitively determine if he can play against the whites.

The French media RMC Sport has made an article detailing, from the hand of physiotherapist Farman Bhatti, in which he has detailed how the blow to Mbappé must be healed so that he is at the highest level at the Bernabéu: “If there is no bone damage, it means you have soft tissue damage. That is, in the ligaments and muscles. It means that a concussion has been created. There is an edema that generates pain. The goal is to drain everything and for the swelling to go away as soon as possible. We have to try to get back to being pain free as soon as possible,” Bhatti said.

In addition, he added: “I can say that there is a 99% chance that it will be present. Officially he will not be able to play if there is a fissure. For a normal person, these injuries take between 4 and 7 days to recover. But Mbappé is not a normal person.” Bondy’s striker received the “GameReady” device, a compressive cryotherapy tool that has an essential oil to heal bruises, as well as using infrared light to allow for an even faster recovery. The device has been used by many top level footballers, including Messi, when he was a member of Barcelona. This afternoon, starting at 4:00 p.m., we will clear up any doubts about Mbappé.