Paris St-Germain’s star striker, Kylian Mbappe, has been ruled out of the team’s crucial Champions League match against Bayern Munich due to a thigh injury. The French forward was injured during a match against Montpellier on Wednesday, which turned out to be a disappointing night for him as he missed two penalties and an open goal, before being substituted just 21 minutes into the match. The injury will keep Mbappe out of action for three weeks, causing him to miss the French Cup match against Marseille on 8 February, as well as a Ligue 1 game against Monaco three days later.
The absence of Mbappe will be a major blow for PSG as they host the German champions on 14 February. The 24-year-old forward has been in outstanding form this season, scoring 25 goals in 26 appearances for his club. Despite this setback, PSG will be hoping to secure a positive result in the first leg and take the advantage into the second leg on 8 March, which will be played in Germany.
Overall, Mbappe’s injury will be a huge loss for PSG, who will be looking to secure a positive result in the first leg of their Champions League tie against Bayern Munich. The forward will be missed by both his club and his country, and fans will be hoping that he makes a speedy recovery.
Mbappe’s absence from the team will also have a significant impact on France’s chances in the upcoming international matches. The forward has been a crucial player for the national team and his injury will be a major blow to their chances in the upcoming fixtures.
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