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LaLiga: Mbappe disobeys Mourinho’s order amid injury issues
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LaLiga: Mbappe disobeys Mourinho’s order amid injury issues

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Real Madrid forward, Kylian Mbappe, has disobeyed manager, Jose Mourinho’s orders by riding a bicycle.

Only a few days ago, Mourinho said players couldn’t go cycling because of the injury risks involved.

“You are a football player 24 hours a day,” Mourinho told the Bet It Drives show.

“Everything reflects the job. What you eat, what you drink, how you sleep, even things in your private life. You cannot ski. You cannot ride a bike.

“You fall off your bike, and you don’t play three matches maybe, or maybe worse, maybe you break a leg … There are a lot of things you have to give up to be a football player.”

But in an Instagram story posted on Sunday, Mbappe filmed himself cycling, smiling and wearing a helmet.

Mbappe is currently out of action after picking up an injury with France earlier in this international break.

He suffered a hyperextension of his left knee during the match against Türkiye on September 25, and was subsequently released by the national team.


LaLiga: Mbappe disobeys Mourinho’s order amid injury issues

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