Kylian Mbappé entered the squad list for Real Madrid vs. Champions League PSG

Kylian Mbappé entered the squad list for Real Madrid vs. PSG, the second leg of the knockout stages of the Champions League. The striker, despite doubts about his physical condition, was considered by coach Mauricio Pochettino for the rematch (the return leg was 1-0 for the Gauls) in the Spanish capital.

The star of PSG and the French national team suffered a severe blow to his left foot during yesterday’s training and immediately became doubtful to play the match, although a thorough examination at a hospital ruled out a fracture and offered results “reassuring”depending on the club.

The idea of ​​​​Paris Saint Germain is to hurry to the maximum to see if they can count on their best striker, who starred in the Parisian attack in the first leg and scored the only goal practically on the last play.

The summoned list includes 24 names, including all the stars of the Parisian club, such as Lionel Messi, Neymar, Ángel Di María, Marco Verratti, Gianluigi Donnarumma, Keylor Navas or Marquinhos, as well as Achraf Hakami, Georginio Wijnaldum, Leandro Paredes , Danilo Pereira or Presnel Kimpembe.

In addition, the Spanish central defender Sergio Ramos will travel with the group, who, although he is still out due to injury, will travel to visit the Santiago Bernabeu stadium for the first time since his departure from Real Madrid, according to what PSG coach Mauricio Pochettino advanced yesterday. in an interview with the EFE agency.

“Sergio asked us to travel, he would like to travel, he is a player who has practically spent his entire career at Real Madrid, 17 years, he has been captain and won so much there. It is clear that he would like to return and he asked us to be able to travel and attend the game, ”explained the Argentine coach on the eve of the duel.

None of the other Spaniards in the team travel: Spanish midfielder Ander Herrera is recovering from conjunctivitis, while left-back Juan Bernat is among the seven players not called up.