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Mourinho dresses down Mbappé over public outings during knee recovery

José Mourinho had a heated one-on-one with Kylian Mbappé at Real Madrid's Valdebebas training ground on Tuesday morning, criticizing the French striker's high-profile appearances — a night out in Paris and a cycling video in the Swiss Alps — while recovering from a left knee injury. His starting status for Saturday's match against Villarreal is now in doubt.

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Mourinho dresses down Mbappé over public outings during knee recovery
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José Mourinho sharply rebuked Kylian Mbappé during a private meeting at Real Madrid’s Valdebebas training ground on Tuesday morning, after the French striker made multiple publicized appearances while recovering from injury. According to El Chiringuito, the Portuguese manager did not mince his words.

Injured in the left knee in late September while playing for France, Mbappé found himself at the center of controversy in Spain following two high-profile appearances: a night out in Paris alongside Ester Exposito, and a video showing him cycling on roads in the Swiss Alps. The images were deemed incompatible with a serious recovery protocol and quickly fueled frustration in the Madrid press.

Facing the start of a crisis, Mourinho chose direct confrontation. According to the El Chiringuito journalist, the coach reportedly told his number 9: “Are you enough… to post that?” before adding: “Outside, I will defend you when questioned, but here, no, I will not defend you.” A stance characteristic of the Portuguese manager, who handles his conflicts internally while maintaining a united front with the media.

This clash could have immediate sporting consequences. Mbappé, who was targeting a return to competition this Saturday at Santiago-Bernabéu against Villarreal, missed the team session that followed his meeting with the coach before flying out for a quick round trip to Paris during the day. His starting status for this Liga match now appears compromised, with Mourinho potentially choosing to keep him on the bench.

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