PSG saw two of its young midfielders return affected from this international break, but with very different situations. Injured in the thigh during the victory of the France Espoirs team during the Euro qualifiers (0-2) against Estonia (2-0), Senny Mayulu will be absent for around a month. The Parisian player was forced to give up his place to Noé Lebreton in the 41st minute before leaving the Bleuets gathering. His package has already been confirmed for the reception at Le Mans on Saturday (8:45 p.m.). A longer absence which will temporarily deprive PSG of the mid-20s in an already very competitive sector.
The situation is, however, more reassuring for Warren Zaire-Emery. Affected in an adductor, the 20-year-old midfielder had to withdraw from the first meeting of the French team under the orders of Zinédine Zidane, after consultation between the medical staff of PSG and the Blues. However, his pain does not cause the Parisian club any particular concern and he should be back for the match against Le Mans, even if his participation has yet to be confirmed. A final decision will be made in the coming hours, as for Ferran Torres and Achraf Hakimi, who also returned from selection with particular physical management, reports The Team.
