Mbappé gives the worst news to PSG hours before playing against Clermont

After Paris-Saint-Germain gave an outstanding 4-0 win over Olympique Marseille in Le Classique, where even Selena Gomez and multiple celebrities where present in the masterclass given by PSG, the Parisian team is already aiming to their next appointment of the Ligue 1 against Clermon, nevertheless, it seems Kylian Mbappé won’t see any action for the next game.

During the first half of the matchup vs Olympique, Kylian Mbappé had to be substituted due to an injury on his left ankle, Gonçalo Ramos had to replace him and even scored twice in order to contribute for the 4-0 win at Le Classic. The official medical report on Kylian Mbappé is left ankle ligament distortion, which will prevent him from seeing any action until further advice.

Perhaps it sounds like a “soft” injury, but Luis Enrique, PSG’s head coach, doesn't want to put any danger or risk at all for his elite striker in the next matchup versus Clermont. According to information given by the French media, Le’ Equipe, informed that Kylian Mbappé definitely won’t see any action this Saturday October the 1st.

Luis Enrique and the PSG still has a pretty tight schedule ahead after the Clermont’s match on Saturday, as the second UEFA Champions League date arrives next week, and Paris-Saint-Germain will face against Newcastle, who comes with a victory in the third round of the EFL Cup and eliminating Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City.

Mbappé will no the only one who will be missed

During the end of the match against Marseille, discriminating chantings were made by PSG’s ultra fans, probably a common thing in this sport, but the thing is that there were four PSG players involved in these chantings who were meant for the Marseille’s fans.

Ousmane Dembélé, Randal Kolo Muani, Achraf Hakimi and Layvin Kurzawa were spotted also chanting alongside with the ultras, and they are now under investigation by the LFP (Professional Football League in english).

According to the authorities, “The commission was contacted by reports from officials, in this case from the delegates, who denounced chants of a homophobic nature and comments from certain players that could be described as insulting and rude.”. said Sébastien Deneux, head of the disciplinary organism of the LFP.

The five players and team will be called to give their statement on Thursday October the 5th. Paris-Saint-Germain on Monday after the victory over Marseille released a statement where they reproached all types of discriminatory chants and apologized for the attitude of their players towards the fans.