Lee Kang-In, the hard blow

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By: Manu Tournoux

Lee Kang-In, the hard blow

Opposed to Le Havre this Friday for its first preparation match, PSG recorded very bad news on this occasion.

Holder like Lucas Hernandez, Manuel Ugarte and Marco Asensio this Friday in Poissy, as part of the brand new sports complex of PSG, for this great first in the summer preparation of the Parisians against Le Havre, Lee Kang-In unfortunately had to shorten his playing time.

After showing certain qualities on the right flank of the attack led by Luis Enrique, the South Korean wisp poached from the side of Mallorca for 22 million euros – excluding bonuses – came out on injury prematurely, just before the break (43e).

Obviously hit behind the right thigh, Lee Kang-In could suffer from a muscle injury to the hamstrings. Simple precaution or established lesion, the diagnosis will have to be followed closely in the next few hours. He could condition all the summer preparation of the PSG rookie.

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Manu Tournoux

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