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PSG’s squad depleted ahead of the title decider against Lens

Léo AschiLéo Aschi
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They only need a single point. Away at RC Lens, their nearest rivals, Paris Saint-Germain can secure the Ligue 1 title as early as tomorrow with a draw or a win. But for this postponed match from the 29th matchday, Luis Enrique will once again have to cope with the absence of several of his players.

Starting with Lee Kang-In, who has joined the PSG treatment room “following a knock to his left ankle sustained during the match against Brest” and who will “be training indoors” over the coming days. Willian Pacho, Nuno Mendes and Warren Zaïre-Emery, who were absent for Les Rouge et Bleu’s 1-0 victory over the Bretons on Sunday, are also ruled out. All three are “continuing their treatment”, according to the medical update published by the club on Tuesday.

Achraf Hakimi, Lucas Chevalier and Quentin Ndjantou, for their part, are “working individually on the pitch”. As for the Moroccan, a key member of Enrique’s squad, the club are keen to reassure fans regarding his participation in the Champions League final on 30th May in Budapest. It remains to be seen whether he will be included in the Paris squad to face Paris FC this Sunday, as the 2025-26 Ligue 1 season draws to a close.

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Léo is a journalist for Read PSG living in Paris, France, having four years in the industry after graduating from La Sorbonne University, then EFAP, with a degree in Sport Business and Communication. Founder of the media Insolite-Foot and former editor at Foot Mercato and GIVEMESPORT, Léo currently works for various media, both on television and in the print media, specializing in French football. Léo has a passion for football, is a massive fan of Olympique Lyonnais, and loves to travel across the world to experience new footballing adventures.

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