Kylian Mbappe remains the focus of Real Madrid, as he is currently absent from matches due to a knee sprain, according to doctors in France after an initial diagnosis by the club's medical team.

According to the Spanish newspaper 'Mundo Deportivo,' Mbappe's visits to a French specialist indicate that he does not have full confidence in Real Madrid's medical staff.

The French striker is currently working on recovering from the injury, which began on December 7th last year and worsened due to not stopping play at the appropriate time. According to medical follow-up and the player's desire to surpass Cristiano Ronaldo, the severity of the injury has increased over the past months.

There is currently no specific date for Mbappe's return to the field, as the royal club relies on assessing the situation based on the general feeling, amid reports suggesting that the injury could prolong the player's absence for more than a month.

Mbappe confirms that he will not pressure himself to return before full recovery, even with signs of improvement from Real Madrid and the possibility of his participation in the upcoming match against Manchester City. The player is focusing on regaining full readiness to ensure his participation in the anticipated World Cup.