Journalist Juanfi Sanz revealed details of the dispute that arose between French star Kylian Mbappe and the medical staff at Real Madrid, which was behind the loss of trust between the two parties in recent weeks.

According to Sanz in his statements on the program 'El Chiringuito TV', Mbappe traveled to France several times before March, following an error in the diagnosis by Real Madrid's doctors, which coincided with a change in the club's medical services at the beginning of this year.

The source added that this error directly affected the diagnosis of Mbappe's injury, and as a result, the player lost trust in the club's medical staff and began traveling to France without informing anyone to consult a specialist he trusts, while March 2 became the day it became official that Mbappe was seeking a second medical opinion.

The source noted that Mbappe was playing while experiencing constant knee pain, while the Real Madrid medical staff considered his injury minor or not as serious as it later appeared.

The player continued participating in matches using painkillers until he realized that his condition was not improving and the pain persisted, saying to himself, 'What is happening here? My knee is still hurting!' He then decided to go to France to consult the doctor he trusts, who provided him with the correct diagnosis for his injury.

Sanz added that Mbappe's anger stemmed from the medical staff's attempt to cover up the story and raise doubts about the reason for his travel to France, but the truth is that the player chose to go to France to get the correct diagnosis.

The journalist praised Mbappe's ethics, saying he was 'very elegant' in handling the situation, despite the medical error being significant for one of the team's top stars.