Released after feeling a discomfort against Arsenal this Tuesday (1-0), Ousmane Dembélé will take care before the return match.
As in Anfield a few weeks ago (1-0), it did not take long to see the Paris Saint-Germain factor on the lawn of the Emirates Stadium, Tuesday evening, against Arsenal,
In the semi-final go to the Champions League (1-0). Once again, Ousmane Dembélé punctured the screen.
In the semi-final go to the Champions League (1-0). Once again, Ousmane Dembélé punctured the screen.
The French world champion changed this first round from the 3rd minute of play by concluding a nice collective movement which he himself had initiated from the midfielder. But beyond his goal, the former Barcelona was everywhere: in the offensive activity, in the pressing. Leadership by example which makes it an ideal teammate.
Ousmane Dembélé struck again.
Inevitably, the Parisians then trembled when at the 70th minute of play, the French international began to grimacle by lowering his socks. Released in the process and replaced by Bradley Barcola, Ousmane Dembélé was reassuring at the end of the evening.
No risk for Dembélé
RMC Sport indicates that the French striker would have slipped the following words in front of the journalists: “it's going to go”. The team, for its part, delivered initially reassuring information on the ability of Ousmane Dembélé to hold his place in the return match in a week.
The French international felt embarrassment to the hamstrings and the right leg. He should care all week and be left to rest in Strasbourg this weekend.
“I spoke a little with him, he is quiet, he told me that it was going”said Achraf Hakimi on Canal +. Another image of a nature to reassure the supporters: the presence of Dembélé in a tap, without apparent discomfort, to greet the parking lot at the end of the match. More prudent, Luis Enrique certified only one thing: “We will have a real team”. A promise that has not been a subject for a long time, in Paris.
“I spoke a little with him, he is quiet, he told me that it was going”said Achraf Hakimi on Canal +. Another image of a nature to reassure the supporters: the presence of Dembélé in a tap, without apparent discomfort, to greet the parking lot at the end of the match. More prudent, Luis Enrique certified only one thing: “We will have a real team”. A promise that has not been a subject for a long time, in Paris.
