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Hit in the calf, Marquinhos is officially out for PSG-Monaco on Friday evening. But the Brazilian is expected to be fit for the second leg against Real Sociedad on Tuesday.
The verdict is in for Marquinhos. Victim according to L’Equipe of a calf injury, the Brazilian joined the Paris Saint-Germain infirmary, and the capital club provided an update on his situation in its medical press release published this Thursday.
“Marquinhos will do indoor work today and will be rested for the trip to Monaco. Its resumption is scheduled for this Saturday »explains PSG.
Marquinhos back on Tuesday?
No Marquinhos for Monaco-PSG, therefore. This is inevitably a problem, especially since Luis Enrique is already deprived of two other central defenders, Milan Skriniar and Presnel Kimpembe, who “continue their rehabilitation exercises” according to PSG. But on closer inspection, the news isn’t so bad.
Initially, Marquinhos’ participation in the Champions League round of 16 second leg at Real Sociedad was questionable. With this bet ” at rest “ Friday in Monaco and this resumption announced on Saturday, the terms used by PSG suggest that the club captain will be operational for this important match. Luis Enrique should have more details on the state of health of “Marqui” this Thursday at 1 p.m., in his press conference the day before the match.
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