Cruel blow, Parisian lost out for the rest of the World Cup!

Cruel blow, Parisian lost out for the rest of the World Cup!

Bad news for Paris. Even before the end of the group stage, the Paris Saint-Germain defender must give up the World Cup.

With eleven players, PSG is by far the most represented Ligue 1 club in the World Cup. It must be said that Christophe Galtier, like his peers, is scrutinizing this World Cup with interest. As is the case during normal international breaks, the Marseille technician will hope to be able to restore his healthy fillies. But the trend is not currently green. Given his situation, Neymar Jr. is still uncertain in the Round of 16. The Paris Saint-Germain forward sprained his right ankle during Brazil’s first match. Like the star of Auriverde, Danilo Pereira It is only announced upon return in the knockout stage. Unlike these two teammates, the Portuguese defender must already give up the World Cup.

Paris Saint-Germain: The World Cup is over for the Portuguese international

as shown ParisianNuno Mendes will no longer set foot in the Murouj of Qatar. Paris Saint-Germain, left-back He suffered a thigh injury during the last match that Uruguay won (2-0) on the second day. The Paris Saint-Germain defender barely lasted half of this encounter. The Parisian left-back was forced to give up his place in the 42nd minute, crying. He had already missed the first match of the competition against Ghana. A thigh injury had already sidelined him for three weeks this season.

It remains to be seen how long he will be out this time. The concern is great for the Parisian staff. Especially since with the large number of actors in Qatar, the list of injured could still grow. As a reminder, the contest ends on December 18th.

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