PSG faces a nightmare of injuries.

Paris Saint-Germain have suffered a series of injuries ahead of their Champions League semi-final second leg against Arsenal.

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

In the early hours of May 4th, PSG suffered a 1-2 defeat away to Strasbourg in the 32nd round of Ligue 1. With the national championship already secured, coach Enrique made 10 changes to the lineup compared to the 1-0 victory against Arsenal in North London earlier in the week, only retaining Joao Neves in the starting XI.

Lee Kang-in started the match but was forced to leave the field at halftime due to a calf injury, making way for Desire Doue. The South Korean midfielder was in pain after the collision and had to leave the field limping.

Lee Kang-in needed the assistance of two team medical staff members to get to the bus, according to Le Parisien . The PSG midfielder is almost certain to miss the Champions League semi-final second leg against Arsenal.

PSG are also concerned about Dembele's injury situation, who had to leave the field midway through the second half of the first leg against Arsenal due to a hamstring problem. A statement from the French club's medical team indicated that Dembele's condition is improving, but the player was not included in the squad for the defeat against Strasbourg.

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

Dembele has scored 33 goals this season and is a key player 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 replacements.

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