Goncalo Ramos suffered a serious injury on his debut for PSG in the French league against Le Havre. The Portuguese striker started yesterday’s match. [sexta-feira] in a 4-1 win, but was substituted in the 20th minute of the first half due to injury, giving way to Kolo Muani.
In a statement posted on social media this Saturday, PSG said Goncalo Ramos had suffered a “serious sprain in his left ankle” and would have to undergo surgery, with an expected outage of three months, which is yet to be confirmed. If so, it would be confirmed that the player would be excluded from Roberto Martinez’s list of options for the Nations League games that will take place from September 5 to November 18.
At the end of yesterday’s match, coach Luis Enrique lamented the striker’s injury, expressing some concern about its severity. “I’m not a doctor, but it seemed pretty serious to me. I don’t know how many weeks he’ll be out, but it’s serious,” the French club’s coach told DAZN after the win at the start of Ligue 1.
Moments later, at a press conference, Luis Enrique returned to the topic: “He has suffered a severe sprain. We are waiting for the medical department’s report. He will be out for some time, but we hope that this period will be as short as possible.”
Medical communication after Le Havre@Aspetar
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