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Absent from the field for more than a year due to a serious Achilles tendon injury, Presnel Kimpembe will soon make his return to the field with Paris Saint-Germain, perhaps even before the end of the year 2024.
The Parisian defender would first like to regain his feelings with his club or he will have to fight to get his place back. In addition, he did not close the door to the French team despite the strong competition and a new generation which is establishing itself.
The 29-year-old believes he could make a contribution to the France group if he were to return. “What can I bring?” More experience. If I manage to set foot in the French team again, I will be one of the oldest and oldest. The captain’s armband? I had the chance to wear it twice with the French team, so much the better, and it was a great experience. But the French team’s armband is huge and heavy. But, I don’t need to have it to say what I think, that’s the most important thing”he explained in an interview with Canal+.
Back in Luis Enrique’s group in December?
The return to the pitch is becoming clearer for Presnel Kimpembe. The Parisian titi participates in Luis Enrique’s collective sessions and has started to gain momentum for several weeks. It is not impossible to see him appear in the Parisian squad before the end of 2024.
He could officially be present in the Spanish technician’s group in December unless there is a big surprise in the coming days. To be continued…
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