Paris Saint-Germain travels to Le Havre without several key players, and Luis Enrique comments on the frequency of injuries in his squad.
Paris Saint-Germain travels to Le Havre this weekend with a reduced squad. Four major players are still missing: Ousmane Dembélé, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Marquinhos, and Nuno Mendes. The capital club will have to do without these elements for this trip to Normandy.
When asked about this situation, Paris coach Luis Enrique provided an analysis on recurring injuries. According to him, some players get injured more frequently than others. He did not provide specific figures or comparisons with previous seasons, but insisted on a trend observed within his group.
The Spanish coach did not give a return date for the absentees. However, he emphasized that the medical staff works with each player to try to reduce these risks. Workload management and prevention are among the club's priorities, without this being the subject of special announcements.
This situation forces PSG to adapt its organization. For the match against Le Havre, the coach will have to find offensive and defensive solutions in the absence of several regular starters. The club remains confident in the squad's ability to step up.
Supporters will follow the selected lineup with keen interest. PSG hopes to string together another league victory, despite these absences. The match looks set to be a test for the depth of the Paris squad.
When asked about this situation, Paris coach Luis Enrique provided an analysis on recurring injuries. According to him, some players get injured more frequently than others. He did not provide specific figures or comparisons with previous seasons, but insisted on a trend observed within his group.
The Spanish coach did not give a return date for the absentees. However, he emphasized that the medical staff works with each player to try to reduce these risks. Workload management and prevention are among the club's priorities, without this being the subject of special announcements.
This situation forces PSG to adapt its organization. For the match against Le Havre, the coach will have to find offensive and defensive solutions in the absence of several regular starters. The club remains confident in the squad's ability to step up.
Supporters will follow the selected lineup with keen interest. PSG hopes to string together another league victory, despite these absences. The match looks set to be a test for the depth of the Paris squad.
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Source: Ouest-France