Kylian Mbappé scored his 50th LaLiga goal on Saturday, becoming the second fastest player this century to reach the milestone.

Real Madrid forward Kylian Mbappe is reportedly insisting that he does not want to return to action until fully fit following a knee injury, meaning the France international could be absent for Los Blancos' match at home to Levante in La Liga this Sunday.

After rushing back from his knee injury in order to reportedly save Xabi Alonso's position as Real Madrid head coach, Kylian Mbappé took a key decision on the recovery of his knee injury.

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New Real Madrid manager Alvaro Arbeloa has opted to leave superstars Jude Bellingham and Thibaut Courtois at home for the Copa del Rey clash.

The interim coach held a press conference on Friday ahead of Saturday’s La Liga match against Levante, where he was asked about Mbappe. The forward’s availability for the game was in doubt due to lingering knee problems he has been dealing with in recent weeks.

Kylian Mbappé continues to complain of knee pain and is a doubt for Real Madrid against Levante on Saturday, reports have revealed. Having picked up the knee problem earlier in December, Mbappé played through discomfort to challenge Cristiano Ronaldo’s calendar-year goal record—ultimately tying the Portugal international at 59—before Madrid confirmed he would need time on the sidelines towards the end of the month.

Kylian Mbappe scored one and Raul Asencio added a second as an otherwise unconvincing Real Madrid saw off relegation-threatened Levante