Martin Terrier, the important announcement

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By: Manu Tournoux

Martin Terrier, the important announcement

Bruno Genesio gave good news regarding Martin Terrier, even if the former Lyonnais is not yet ready to join the group this weekend for Rennes-Lille.

Victim of a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament on January 2, Martin Terrier is on his way back. The Stade Rennais striker ” is fine “ And “lost nothing” of his qualities, indicated Bruno Genesio this Thursday at a press conference, relays France Bleu Armorique. On the other hand, the former Lyonnais is still a little short of being reunited with the group this weekend, for the reception in Lille.

The return of Terrier is good news for the Breton club, which lost Arnaud Kalimuendo to injury during this international window. The former Parisian injured his thigh, stopping short during a race with the French youth team. “We will know a little more in the coming days but he should be absent for several weeks”explained Genesio, adds Ouest-France.

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