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Four days before the trip to Real Sociedad, PSG faces a new absence in central defense. The solutions are dwindling.
Could the disaster scenario be emerging for PSG? The French champions can indeed fear the worst four days before the second leg of the round of 16 of the Champions League against Real Sociedad. Consequence of the avalanche of injuries with which the Parisians have to deal in central defense.
Already deprived of long-injured Presnel Kimpembe and Milan Skriniar, the Rouge et Bleu first saw their captain experience pain in his calf again. Enough to force him to be content with indoor training in recent days and to skip the trip to Monaco on Friday in order to leave him to rest, according to the terms of the medical press release published on the eve of the match .
Gadou called into the group
A central hinge composed of Lucas Beraldo and Danilo Pereira then took shape. But the last training session, Thursday, claimed a new victim. The Portuguese central defender was in turn injured and had to give up the match in the Principality. And the case of the former FC Porto player is necessarily worrying since, according to Le Parisien, he suffered a muscle injury and is awaiting examinations to find out the seriousness of his injury and the duration of its unavailability.
Luis Enrique is left with quite a headache to put together his defense in Monaco. All these absences nevertheless make one happy: the young Joane Gadou, who was indeed called up for the clash against the Monegasques. However, the Spanish technician could combine Nordi Mukiele and Lucas Beraldo in the central hinge.
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