What Injury Does Kvaratskhelia Have and How Long Will He Be Out For?
- On Tuesday, Paris Saint-Germain's Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Marquinhos, and Ousmane Dembele were forced off during their Champions League match against Barcelona, a significant setback for the squad.
- The French champions, who hold back-to-back UEFA Champions League crowns, suffered early losses as Dembele left in the 20th minute due to a hamstring injury.
- Kvaratskhelia and Marquinhos were substituted in the 59th minute after appearing to sustain physical concerns, with medical staff assisting Kvaratskhelia from the field.
- PSG has remained silent regarding the severity of the injuries, with players presumably receiving treatment in the physio room at the Parc des Princes.
- Paris Saint-Germain faces a domestic showdown against Lyon on Sunday in Paris, requiring the team to manage the potential absence of three key contributors.
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A well-known expert suggests damage to two sets of right-hand knees of the PSJ Vinger, but the official diagnosis so far is that Vinger PRS Hwich Quarazhelia suffered a right-hand knee injury in the Champion League's match against Barcelona. It is estimated that a Georgian footballer may be out of the game for six to nine months. This is reported by Sport RBC.UA, citing Spanish physiotherapist Angel Villanueva in his communication to Social Netw…
Defending Champions League champions PSG beat Barcelona 4-2 in a goal-filled match. PSG star Khvitcha Kvaratskhelia was unable to continue the game, and there was bad news regarding the star player.
The Georgian striker, shortly before the first hour of the Paris-Barcelona match, fell to the ground, clutching his knee.
The first exams by the Georgian striker did not inspire optimism after his injury release against Barça on Tuesday in the Champions League.
Intense concern in Paris Saint-Germain after Kvitsa Kvaratschelia's injury in the game with Barcelona. The post "Alarm" in Paris Saint-Germain for Kvaratschelia - Fears of cruciate rupture (pic) appeared first on in.gr.
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