According to our information, Ferland Mendy’s retirement is not currently on the table. Suffering from a new injury, the Real Madrid full-back is determined to come back as soon as possible.
This Thursday, part of the Spanish press claims that Ferland Mendy could consider ending his career, following his new injury announced by Real Madrid earlier this week.
Hope for a very optimistic scenario
According to our information, retirement is not an option for the 30-year-old left-back. The player, under contract with Real Madrid until 2028, has no intention of retiring and is determined to come back as soon as possible, according to those close to him. He will undergo surgery next week.
Around the player, it is said that there is a very optimistic scenario that could see the defender back on the field at the start of the 2026/2027 season. This is a far cry from the year-long absence mentioned by the Spanish press.
Beset by injuries on multiple occasions, Ferland Mendy has only played nine games for Real Madrid this season, totaling 454 minutes across all competitions.
Taken off in the 14th minute of play last Sunday against Espanyol Barcelona, he is suffering from a new injury to the “right thigh muscle tendon,” the anterior part of the quadriceps, as announced by Real in a statement.
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