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Badly injured in the ankle at Le Havre (1-4), Gonçalo Ramos will be absent for around three months.
The verdict is quite heavy. The news is not good for Gonçalo Ramos, as Luis Enrique feared after Paris Saint-Germain’s victory on the pitch at Le Havre (1-4), Friday, at the start of the new Ligue 1 season.
“Gonçalo Ramos has a serious ankle sprain, but the doctor has yet to confirm it after tests. In any case, he will be out for a while and we hope it will be as short as possible.”the Parisian coach confided in a press conference.
It is ultimately a fracture of the left ankle that the Portuguese striker is suffering from, according to Le Parisien. A three-month absence is mentioned for the former Benfica player. This injury should offer Randal Kolo Muani the opportunity to play matches as a starter, unless PSG decides to recruit an additional center forward.
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