PSG deprived of four players against Saint-Etienne

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By: Manu Tournoux

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The international break finished, Ligue 1 can resume its rights. Among the posters of this 27e Day, Paris Saint-Germain is traveling Saturday (7 p.m.) in Saint-Etienne. A meeting that could be that of the coronation for the capital's club, which is 19 points ahead of the championship.

In Geoffroy-Guichard, Luis Enrique will have to deal with without four of his players. It is Achraf Hakimi, Kang-in Lee, Arnau Tenas and the young Senny Mayulu.

“” In agreement with sports management and technical staff, Achraf Hakimi remains at rest today. He will return to training on Sunday “Wrote PSG in a statement published this Friday morning about its Moroccan right side.

Hakimi spared, suspended mayulu

“Victim of a sprain on the left ankle during the South Oman Korea match, Kang-in Lee will remain in care in the coming days”added the Parisian club. Regarding the Spanish porter, ” Arnau Tenas continues his recovery protocol following pain in the left shoulder. »»

Finally, Senny Mayulu is suspended for this match against the Greens due to an accumulation of yellow cards. The group that will make the trip to the Forez will be communicated on Friday or Saturday morning.

Manu Tournoux

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