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Could be a few things, clutch fork bent but let's pray not.
Have you adjusted it? My mentor's rule of thumb is to adjust new clutches after they're broken in, he hits them a week or so later if possible. I'd recommend it and have seen it happen quite a few times.
Could be clogged or pinched hydraulic lines. Bleeding the slave cylinder would be a start with that.
Check your clutch pedal, anything bent, broken etc?
Will get back with more. Am not an expert on clutches btw have just replaced quite a few. Not pretending to be an expert
Really hope it's not the fork though, that will do this but you'd have to drop the trans to replace it.