Kylian Mbappe could be banned from wearing a personalised mask for France at Euro 2024.

Mbappe suffered a broken nose during France’s 1-0 win against Austria on Monday.

There were fears in the immediate aftermath of that game that Mbappe could miss the rest of the tournament.

However, the 25-year-old could feature when France take on the Netherlands on Friday.

On Thursday, Mbappe was seen wearing a mask with the France colours in training. However, he may not be permitted to wear that mask during a game.

Kylian Mbappe could be banned from wearing a mask with the France colours at Euro 2024

Mbappe may have to wear a different mask if he is to feature for France versus the Netherlands

The Real Madrid star suffered a broken nose during France’s win against Austria in the opening group game

Article 42 of the UEFA regulations reads: ‘Medical equipment worn on the playing field must be of a single colour and must not allow the team or manufacturer to be identified.’

As a result, it is appears unlikely that Mbappe will be able to wear the mask that he sported in training.

Mbappe would, however, be allowed to wear a mask that is of a single colour.

RMC Sport report that new Real Madrid signing Mbappe received other masks, some of which were plain and could be worn in matches.

The report adds that the French Football Federation hadn’t validated the masks before France’s training session on Thursday but will do so prior to the game against the Netherlands.

Mbappe trained for the first time since sustaining the injury on Wednesday and was spotted wearing a nose protector instead of a full mask.

France boss Didier Deschamps later revealed that things were looking positive for Mbappe but his fitness would be judged closer to kick-off.