A recent report suggests that Real Madrid players and medical staff are concerned about Kylian Mbappe low tolerance for pain. Despite missing only two matches since joining the club, some believe he exaggerates minor injuries. However, his longest career absence was just one month (2019–20 season), proving his overall fitness remains reliable.
In the latest developments at Real Madrid, concerns have emerged within the dressing room regarding Kylian Mbappe’s perceived low tolerance for pain. Reports suggest that some players and medical staff believe Mbappe is more vocal about minor injuries compared to his teammates.
His recent ankle injury before the Atletico Madrid clash raised doubts about his availability, but he ultimately played. Despite speculation, Mbappe’s injury history shows he has rarely been sidelined for extended periods, with his longest absence being one month in the 2019–20 season.
Meanwhile, Real Madrid is eyeing Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Vitinha as a potential signing to fill the creative void left by Toni Kroos. The Portuguese playmaker has contributed six goals and two assists in 38 appearances this season, showcasing his ability to control the midfield.
However, securing his transfer will be challenging as PSG has historically been reluctant to negotiate with Madrid. With a contract running until 2029 and a valuation of approximately €55 million, Madrid will need to strategically approach any potential deal. As Real Madrid continues to strengthen its squad, both Mbappe’s fitness concerns and Vitinha’s potential arrival remain key topics at the Santiago Bernabeu.
