Dembélé ended up cracking

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By: Manu Tournoux

Dembélé ended up cracking

The best PSG player is stopped. Ousmane Dembélé suffers from a quadriceps lesion of the left thigh and should be unavailable between two and three weeks, reported
The team Friday evening.

The Blues striker, released in the 76th minute of the match against Spain lost on Thursday evening,
5-4, in the semi-final of the League of Nationsis forfeited for the meeting attributing third place, Sunday against Germany.

Best director of Ligue 1, 21 goals in 29 games (1), Ousmane Dembélé will also miss the start of the first edition of the Club World Cup at 32 teams. PSG, all fresh winner of the Champions League, will face Atlético de Madrid (Liga) in Los Angeles (United States) on Sunday June 15.

55th game of the season

The muscular injury of the versatile winger can be explained by a season which no longer ends with the club World Cup. Spain-France (5-4) was the 55th Ousmane Dembélé's 55th official match.

In addition, his compatriot and club teammate, Bradley Barcola, is also injured (knee). The two Parisian players left Germany on Friday evening where the French team is for this “Final Four” of the League of Nations.

1: The Englishman Mason Greenwood (OM) also scored 21 goals but with a larger number of transformed penalties (7 against 1).

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Manu Tournoux

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