Zaire-Emery still bluffs everyone

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By: Manu Tournoux

Zaire-Emery still bluffs everyone

The young PSG midfielder has recovered faster than expected from an ankle injury. He should apply this weekend against Nantes

We should not more see Warren Zaire-Emery on a football field before 2024. PSG made this clear on November 23 in a press release. For the Ligue 1 leader, his midfielder would remain “ in care until the winter break. »

Victim on November 18 of a “ medium-severity sprain of the right ankle » during France-Gibraltar (14-0), the new 17-year-old international was going to spend the end-of-year holidays refining his physique. No way.

This Friday, December 8, WZE disappeared from the medical update regularly published by the Parisian club, just like captain Marquinhos. A decisive element.

The Brazilian midfielder and central defender are “ available »declared Luis Enrique, early Friday afternoon during the press conference held on the eve of PSG-Nantes (15th day of Ligue 1).

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Manu Tournoux

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