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The Ousmane Dembélé soap opera, which animates French football news, is taking a new turn.
Luis Enrique has made a decision regarding Ousmane Dembélé. The French striker, absent from the group for the match against Arsenal (2-0) at the Emirates Stadium this Tuesday in the Champions League, had been sidelined by the Parisian coach.
A decision that the Spaniard justified by a “disciplinary measure” and a “lack of commitment”. However, this Wednesday, following the defeat of the Rouge et Bleu in London, The Team reports that Dembélé’s sanction has been lifted by Luis Enrique.
Dembélé, the return validated
According to our colleagues, the right winger and his coach had an interview and would have parted on a positive note. The former Barcelona player will therefore be present in training this Thursday, information confirmed by The Parisian.
The native of Vernon should thus regain his place in the Parisian attack this Sunday against Nice. PSG will visit the Aiglons during the 7th day of Ligue 1.
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