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Warren Zaire-Emery picked up a knock with the French team against Italy and is doubtful against Belgium. PSG have no luck during this break.
Paris Saint-Germain must observe this international break with circumspection. The capital club has already seen several of its players called up for selection join the infirmary after having encountered physical problems. After Désiré Doué with the French Espoirs team, and Vitinha, injured with Portugal against Croatia, it is Warren Zaïre-Emery’s turn to experience some inconveniences.
According to L’Equipe, the young Parisian midfielder, a substitute at kick-off during the defeat against Italy (1-3) in the Nations League, felt discomfort after receiving a blow during the match, according to information from L’Equipe. Coming on in the 77th minute of play in place of N’Golo Kanté, the 18-year-old player gave a rather anecdotal performance, unfortunately punctuated by what could be a hard blow. For the French team, already, since another match is looming in the Nations League against Belgium, but also for PSG.
Who will replace him against Brest?
“WZE” has already been a key member of the Parisian rotation since the start of the season. Luis Enrique started him in the three Ligue 1 matches scheduled at Le Havre (1-4), against Montpellier (6-0) and Lille (1-3) and he even scored against MHSC.
If Warren Zaïre-Emery and Vitinha were to miss a few matches, PSG, who play against Brest next weekend, could turn to Kang-in Lee, Fabian Ruiz or Senny Mayulu, all three substitutes on the Losc pitch.
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