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Good news for Paris Saint-Germain: Gonçalo Ramos and Lucas Hernandez are preparing to return to the field after long periods of absence. According to RMC Sport, both players will return to collective training this week under the orders of Luis Enrique, marking a key step in their recovery.
Portuguese striker Gonçalo Ramos has not played since an ankle injury suffered during the first day of Ligue 1 on August 16. As for French defender Lucas Hernandez, he is recovering from a ruptured cruciate ligament contracted on May 1 against Dortmund. During the international break, they started working with the Espoirs, but their integration into the first team is an encouraging sign for PSG.
A gradual return
Despite this progress, Luis Enrique remains cautious. The two players should not be called up for the match against Toulouse on Friday, during the 12th day of Ligue 1.
The coach prefers to allow them to gradually find their rhythm before the crucial meetings to come, notably in the Champions League against Bayern Munich and Salzburg, as well as in the championship against Lyon and Monaco.
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