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Quote from: TelolettOm on September 09, 2025, 11:54:30 PM

Yes, not long after, there was also bad news for another right winger, Désiré Doué. Dembele maybe absent fo aound 6 weeks, and probably is expected to return to action in early October due to a hamstring injury. Meanwhile, Désiré Doué, who suffered a calf injury, is expected to be available for action on October 6, 2025.

As for Ligue 1, I'm sure Enrique won't have any problems, but PSG also have to play Atalanta on September 18 and Barcelona on October 2. This is really bad for PSG. As you said, They will play Gonçalo Ramos and Barcola as replacements, with Kang-in Lee as a substitute. Ramos actually has a primary position as a forward, but he's been overshadowed by Dembele, whose contribution has been extraordinary in the striker position. We'll just have to wait and see if Ramos can make the most of this opportunity.

Source: PSG confirm Dembélé and Doué injury reports

In as much as PSG can be player dependent at times, they sometimes still show resilience in the face of injuries, winning may.not be all they will be able to achieve with all of this they have got to face at this time but they are mostly going to make sure the replacement for him is one who will get them some fair results before the return of demebele, they may not win all their games but they can be sure to not loose all and have a few draws and wins before they will have him back on pitch.

Dembele's absence will undoubtedly be felt, but Paris Saint-Germain has such a deep squad that they can fill his void. They're a fantastic team, and even their substitutes are performing brilliantly. That's why, even if a key player gets injured, they can easily replace him.

Injury hit PSG's team so early, it's so sad that both of their key players are injured, this might not really affect them in the league since they have backup that can withstand other teams in the Ligue 1 but where it would have affected them most is if those players doesn't return before the Champions League tournament begins which is possible since the players were sidelined for 4 weeks and 6 weeks to be out and by then they would have played their first game in the champions League, PSG will find it hard but they have a young team it is now left for the manager to do his best to ensure he doesn't miss out in the competition.