PSG suffers injury nightmare

Dembele had to leave the field midway through the second half against Arsenal with a hamstring problem.

In the early morning of May 4, PSG suffered a 1-2 defeat at Strasbourg in round 32 of Ligue 1. With the national championship already firmly in hand, coach Enrique made 10 changes to the squad compared to the 1-0 win over Arsenal in North London in the middle of the week, keeping only Joao Neves in the starting lineup.

Lee Kang-in started the match but was forced off at half-time with a calf injury, replaced by Desire Doue. The South Korean midfielder was in pain after the collision and limped off the pitch.

Lee Kang-in had to be assisted by two team medical staff to get to the bus, according to Le Parisien . The PSG midfielder is unlikely to be able to play in the second leg of the Champions League semi-final against Arsenal.

PSG also have injury concerns over Dembele, who was taken off midway through the second half of the first leg against Arsenal with a hamstring problem. The French club's medical team said Dembele was improving, but he was left out of the squad for the defeat to Strasbourg.

Dembele's chances of playing in the second leg against Arsenal are very low, because hamstring injuries are always very complicated and difficult to recover in just a few days.

Dembele has scored 33 goals this season and is a mainstay in PSG's attack. The absence of both Dembele and Lee Kang-in ahead of the second leg against Arsenal will give coach Enrique a headache in finding a replacement.

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