Paris, a significant absence against Dortmund?

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By: Manu Tournoux

PSG-Lens: probable line-ups, channel and time

Against Dortmund this Tuesday, PSG could have to deal without one of its flagship elements from the start of the season.

Presnel Kimpembe (Achilles tendon), Nuno Mendes (thigh), Nordi Mukiele (thigh) and Marco Asensio (foot), these are sure to be absent for Paris’s Champions League debut against Dortmund this Tuesday.

To this list could be added the name of Manuel Ugarte, who suffered a blow to an ankle against Nice on Friday and felt new discomfort in training this Monday, according to Le Parisien. “ On the PSG side, we are playing the optimism card, the staff is giving themselves time and prefers not to take any risks, a decision will be taken on Tuesday morning regarding the Uruguayan’s tenure. »

If the latter were to withdraw, it is Danilo who would be expected to start against the BvB in a midfield also completed by Vitinha and the young Zaire-Emery. There will also be a match between Randal Kolo Muani and Gonçalo Muani for the role of striker.

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Manu Tournoux

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