According to the Ass, Fati will miss the opening game of Ligue 1 due to physical reasons, but Monaco is not worried.

Fati is likely, almost certain, to miss the first official game of the season against Le Havre on August 16, and his debut will have to be postponed. In France, the outside world was a little worried about Fati's physical condition, and he joined Monaco in June. Pogba's recovery is also concerned, but Pogba has not participated in the competition for drug bans for almost two years due to the punishment of banned drugs, and his recovery time is much longer than Fati.

Fati's current physical condition has not met the game requirements, and Ligue 1 is a league with extremely high physical requirements for players, and the pace of each game is very intense. Club insiders confirmed to The Ass that there is no reason to worry about Fati's signing. He did not play in any game during the preseason, entirely because Monaco has developed an exclusive personal training plan for him to speed up his progress in his return to the game.

Monaco coach Xuter said at a press conference that it is not yet certain whether Fati can make his debut in the season's first match. Monaco is one of the most running teams in Ligue 1. The forward players bear a huge physical load on both sides of the offense and defense. Therefore, the club is unwilling to take risks to prevent him from returning without fully recovering, thereby increasing the risk of serious injuries. For a player who had extremely limited playing time last season, played only 11 games in various competitions, and had a total of 298 minutes, it is very normal for the club to adopt a more cautious return rhythm.

Fati's joining Monaco Ben has sparked great enthusiasm among fans, but in just a few weeks, this excitement has gradually dissipated. Many fans are looking forward to seeing his debut, but have not yet seen his style in Monaco's preseason. The club made it clear that the game license will be issued for Fati only if they believe that he is fully physically qualified and capable of meeting the team's high-intensity requirements. Although Monaco is working hard to push the striker to return as soon as possible, it is all based on pre-planning, controllable risks, and no muscle injury.