Portuguese international midfielder Renato Sanches will be out for three to four weeks due to a right adductor injury, French soccer champions Paris Saint-Germain announced today.
According to the clinical bulletin published by the Parisian team on the official website, Renato Sanches’s return to training “is expected in three or four weeks, depending on clinical evolution.”
The Portuguese player was injured on Saturday, not playing with Nice, on matchday 30 of the French League, which PSG won 2-0, in the game in which he started, but ended up being replaced by Fabián Ruiz logo aos 10 minutes.
In addition to Renato Sanches, the other three Portuguese from the Parisian squad lined up for the match: Nuno Mendes, Danilo and Vitinha.
About a month ago, Renato Sanches was out for four weeks due to a hamstring injury in his left thigh.
PSG leads Ligue 1 with 69 points, six more than second-placed Lens, who have 63.
Source: TSF
