So news is bad wherever it comes from. If Paris left Manchester with a defeat and four players victims of physical glitches Wednesday evening, the reunion, Friday morning at Camps des Loges after a day of rest, did not reveal only encouraging signs. Victim of a thigh discomfort on Wednesday night, Gana Gueye could certainly have used the precautionary principle to leave his partners before the end of the match against City. But Marco Verratti, hit in the left thigh Tuesday night on the eve of the shock against City, could again be a moment deprived of competition, he who had just made his return following the shock received in the hip on October 24 in Velodrome.
The Italian, like Georginio Wijnaldum and Ander Herrera, contented himself with going through the care box this Friday at the end of the morning at the training center. The Dutchman, spared following the knee alert felt Tuesday on the eve of the shock at the Etihad, could be too short for Saint-Etienne. Forced to leave the lawn limping Wednesday night, Ander Herrera is him package. An estimate of his downtime, probably for several weeks, should be formalized this Saturday and will be, as for Verratti, refined according to the evolution of his injury. Scheduled for 1 p.m. Sunday, the meeting against the Greens will force, once is not custom in Ligue 1, the players of the capital to go green from Saturday evening in the Forez.
