Paris Saint-Germain resumed training this Thursday morning in Poissy, before traveling to Doha for the Champions Trophy. No injuries were reported.
It’s a moment of recovery at PSG. After a ten-day break, the French champions returned to the field this morning on their Campus in Poissy. This session should bring together the entire squad, with times set to allow foreign players wishing to celebrate the New Year with their families to return in time for the resumption.
No injuries at PSG!
According to L’Équipe, players likely to leave PSG during the winter transfer window (Randal Kolo Muani, Milan Skriniar) have also been summoned, with the exception of imminent departures, which have not been the trend in recent hours. The good news is that the injury list is clean, with the latest player to return to competitive action being Presnel Kimpembe, who is now fit to participate. The emphasis will be placed on his gradual reintegration into the rhythm of the team after such a long convalescence.
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Donnarumma feels better.
Gianluigi Donnarumma, who suffered a facial injury on December 18 against AS Monaco (2-4), is recovering well, although he still shows some marks from his violent clash with Wilfried Singo. It remains to be seen whether Luis Enrique plans to reinstate him. After this morning’s session at the Campus, the PSG coach and his team will fly to Doha in the afternoon, where they will face the princely club in the Champions Trophy on Sunday.
