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Wednesday evening, Paris Saint-Germain eliminated Brest from the Coupe de France (3-1). But the evening was not perfect for the residents of the Parc des Princes, since Kylian Mbappé (25 years old), was hit in the ankle following a vicious tackle by Lilian Brassier (sent off, editor’s note). If KM7 was able to continue playing while limping, his condition worries PSG. The first tests carried out after the meeting and then yesterday were rather reassuring.
Despite everything, the capital club remains very cautious regarding its star. The Team also specifies that no risks will be taken tomorrow against Lille and that he could therefore be left to rest, since the priority is that he is present to face Real Sociedad. The sports daily adds that the French player, who remained in the gym yesterday, still has pain in the affected area. PSG keeps its fingers crossed, even if The Parisianfor his part, indicates that he should participate in the Champions League match.
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