Coupe de France: PSG with several absentees

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Coupe de France: PSG with several absentees

PSG has announced two packages for the trip to Orléans in the Coupe de France this Saturday.

This Saturday, the Paris Saint Germain will travel to the Stade de la Source to face Orleans (National 1) in the round of 16 of the Coupe de France. Widely favored in this clash of extremes, the Ile-de-France residents will however have to deal with a few absences.

Ugarte and Donnarumma packages

In the medical press release shared by the club this Friday morning, the capital club confirmed the absences of Milan Skriniar (rehabilitation), Presnel Kimpembe (rehabilitation), Nuno Mendes (individual work) and Alexandre Letellier (recovery). Victory in Lens on Sunday. also left traces since Manuel Ugartehit in the thigh, and Gianluigi Donnarumma, who suffered a knee shock, will be absent for this meeting. Finally, the club also announced surprising news since Nordi Mukiele underwent examinations due to a violent ball received in the face during training this Thursday.

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