Injury more serious than expected for Quentin Ndjantou –

Exited at half-time in opposition to Vendée Fontenay Foot resulting from a hamstring harm, Quentin Ndjantou will miss a number of weeks of competitors with PSG.

Performing with the PSG U19 group, Quentin Ndjantou caught the attention of Luis Enrique. The Parisian coach invited him to coach with the primary group. He even provided him a spot within the rotation with fifteen matches performed for the reason that begin of the season (one objective and two assists). Holder on Saturday night throughout PSG’s victory within the spherical of 32 of the Coupe de France in opposition to Vendée Fontenay Foot (4-0), the titi left at half-time resulting from a hamstring harm.

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A grade 3 lesion

In its post-match medical press launch, PSG indicated that Quentin Ndjantou suffered from muscular discomfort in his hamstrings and that further examinations are deliberate within the coming days. This Tuesday night, Le Parisien explains that the examinations taken by the Parisian titi revealed a grade 3 harm which ought to require him to be absent for between 6 to eight weeks, in response to info from the Ile-de-France every day. At finest we should wait till February to see the good shock of the primary a part of the season set foot on the pitch once more with Luis Enrique’s group, concludes Le Parisien.