Real medics under pressure: wrong Mbappé knee checked & AI used? | OneFootball

Knee problems had been troubling Kylian Mbappé again and again in recent weeks and months. He was first sidelined in December, then returned for a few games, before being ruled out again in February and March. 

As 'The Athletic' now reports, among others, an error occurred during the MRI scans in December. Apparently, the wrong leg was examined, and the mistake was only noticed later. The 27-year-old Frenchman therefore continued playing while injured and in pain. 

Spanish media even reported that he could possibly miss the World Cup. However, that scenario did not come true.  

But that is not the only reason Real Madrid’s doctors are currently under scrutiny. Former nutritionist Itziar González made serious accusations on Instagram.

She wrote in her story that the doctors had asked the free version of Chat GPT which supplements they should give the players, and that they then gave them exactly that.

She had been fired by the club in December and had already made accusations against Los Blancos at the time. In an interview, she described Real Madrid’s medical staff as "ignorant, well-connected narcissists who only harm the players" and said the club should look for competent, educated people. 

At the time, the doctors and physiotherapists allegedly instructed the players to ignore the nutrition expert’s advice; in addition, she received no updates on the stars’ health conditions. Players who did work with her, however, reportedly spoke of clear improvements: no more fatigue or pain, far fewer cramps, and greater agility and speed. 

The latest reports surrounding Mbappé’s injury therefore once again cast the club’s medical department in a poor light. 

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