Two days before the derby at Lorient, Gautier Lloris did not take part in training, but Julien Lachuer mentions it's simply load management.
Stade Brestois is preparing for the derby against Lorient, scheduled for Monday at 8:45 PM. This important match comes at a delicate time for the Brest defense, already missing several key players. Supporters are awaiting fresh news from the squad, and Saturday's training session raised questions.
Gautier Lloris, a natural central defender, did not train on Saturday. His absence immediately drew attention, especially given that Brendan Chardonnet and Raphaël Le Guen remain injured. The club could therefore find itself potentially short-staffed in the heart of the defense for the trip to Lorient, should Lloris's absence be confirmed.
However, Julien Lachuer was keen to reassure about the situation. According to him, this non-participation in the session is simply a matter of load management, requested by the player himself. Nothing alarming, therefore, but the coaching staff remains cautious and will assess Lloris's fitness before making a final decision on the team selection.
The derby promises to be a fiercely contested affair, and Brest will need to face a motivated Lorient side. If Lloris is ultimately available, he could bring his experience to a defense that needs stability. In the meantime, the club is keeping the suspense going and will probably only communicate after the final training session.
This news, rather reassuring, allows Brest fans to see the horizon a little more clearly. The technical staff continues to prepare for this match seriously, hoping to be able to count on all of its key players. The final answer will likely come after the last training session.
Gautier Lloris, a natural central defender, did not train on Saturday. His absence immediately drew attention, especially given that Brendan Chardonnet and Raphaël Le Guen remain injured. The club could therefore find itself potentially short-staffed in the heart of the defense for the trip to Lorient, should Lloris's absence be confirmed.
However, Julien Lachuer was keen to reassure about the situation. According to him, this non-participation in the session is simply a matter of load management, requested by the player himself. Nothing alarming, therefore, but the coaching staff remains cautious and will assess Lloris's fitness before making a final decision on the team selection.
The derby promises to be a fiercely contested affair, and Brest will need to face a motivated Lorient side. If Lloris is ultimately available, he could bring his experience to a defense that needs stability. In the meantime, the club is keeping the suspense going and will probably only communicate after the final training session.
This news, rather reassuring, allows Brest fans to see the horizon a little more clearly. The technical staff continues to prepare for this match seriously, hoping to be able to count on all of its key players. The final answer will likely come after the last training session.
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Source: Ouest-France