Kylian Mbappe a doubt for PSG’s Champions League clash with RB Leipzig with injury

Kylian Mbappe a doubt for PSG’s Champions League clash with RB Leipzig – who are already without Neymar – as he sits out of training on Monday after coming off in win over Nantes

  • Kylian Mbappe is doubtful for Paris Saint-Germain’s game versus RB Leizpig 
  • Mbappe missed training with thigh injury after he was taken off versus Nantes 
  • PSG boss Thomas Tuchel is already without Neymar, who has a groin problem 

Paris Saint-Germain striker Kylian Mbappe is a doubt for his side’s trip to face RB Leipzig in the Champions League with a thigh injury.

Mbappe missed training on Monday and may not be fit enough for the clash in Germany.

The 21-year-old was substituted in the 74th minute of PSG’s win against Nantes on Saturday, with manager Thomas Tuchel initially saying that Mbappe’s withdrawal was a precautionary measure due to fatigue.

Paris Saint-Germain striker Kylian Mbappe is a doubt to face RB Leipzig due to a thigh problem

PSG manager Thomas Tuchel initially said that Mbappe was substituted because of fatigue

PSG manager Thomas Tuchel initially said that Mbappe was substituted because of fatigue

However, it has subsequently emerged that Mbappe is injured, and PSG may have to cope without a player who has scored seven goals in eight games this season across all competitions.

PSG are already without Neymar, who is expected to be out until after the international break with a groin injury. Mauro Icardi is also sidelined.

PSG are already without Neymar as the Brazilian winger is sidelined with a groin injury

PSG are already without Neymar as the Brazilian winger is sidelined with a groin injury

Mbappe scored a penalty in the 3-0 victory against Nantes, with Ander Herrera and Pablo Sarabia also getting on the scoresheet 

After losing to Manchester United in their opening Champions League group game, PSG responded by beating Istanbul Basaksehir.

Tuchel’s side are currently in second place in Group B, three points adrift of United. 

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