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Paris Saint-Germain begins a series of decisive matches in the coming weeks. And to respond, Luis Enrique will need his entire group.
And the Parisians would be on the verge of recording a significant return to the group. Injured in the knee during the semi-final first leg of the Champions League on the pitch of Borussia Dortmund, Lucas Hernandez would be ahead of his recovery protocol.
Indeed, according to the information in the newspaperTeamthe French international could make his return to the field in December. At PSG, there is hope of seeing a return to competition for Lucas Hernandez in December after the next break.
The sensations would be good for the Frenchman and his knee would respond positively.
Presnel Kimpembe trains with the group
Absent from the field for more than a year now, Presnel Kimpembe is also getting closer to a return to competition. The Parisian vice-captain has been training with the group for several weeks and could finally appear in Luis Enrique’s group for an official meeting.
A true leader, his contribution could do great good for the red and blue squad. To be continued…
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