Victim of a big shock with goalkeeper Ndiaye in the 8th minute during PSG-Clermont on Saturday (1-1), Nordi Mukiele was forced to leave his place, even if he assured him once relieved that he was able to to resume. According to our information, the player was really unable to find his place.
It’s a sequence that got people talking: the match between Paris Saint-Germain and Clermont had barely started on Saturday (final score 1-1), Nordi Mukiele was forced to leave his place after a big shock in the 8th minute of game with opposing goalkeeper Massamba N’Diaye. If the Parisian player assures that he could return to the field, the medical staff strictly applied the concussion protocol. According to our information, the player was unable to continue the match following the doctors’ first examination.
If he eventually got up and walked on his own without assistance, the risk of him returning to the field was too high. “Normally, when there is an action of this type, there is a protocol which is applied, which the doctor and the physiotherapist activated. It was clearly a dangerous action and in these cases, it “Prevention is better than cure,” Luis Enrique explained at a press conference.
Approved upon exit
“Even if Nordi wanted to continue, there was still a lot of time and a lot of risks. And it’s better not to take risks but I understand Nordi who hadn’t played for a while and wanted to help the team.”
Replaced by Achraf Hakimi in the 13th minute, Nordi Mukiele had clearly shown his annoyance at being forced to leave his place, even though he believed he had recovered from this big shock. He finally returned to the locker room quite angry to the applause of the Parisian public. The French international had nevertheless entered the lawn of the Parc des Princes under the whistles, but these boos were aimed at… the Clermont goalkeepers, who were going to warm up at the same time as him.
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2024-04-07 10:25:42
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