Paris Saint-Germain defender Presnel Kimpembe has been out with an injury for some time, and the club is now facing questions about his recovery.

The Frenchman sustained an ankle injury during PSG's win over Bordeaux on September 25th, which ruled him out of the next two matches against Lille and Marseille. Since then, he has undergone several scans and tests to determine the extent of his injury.

Despite the initial diagnosis that it was a ligament tear, PSG manager Mauricio Pochettino confirmed that it was actually more severe than initially thought, as it involved both the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and the posterior cruciate ligament (PCL).

This means that Kimpembe will likely be out for at least six months, which could be a significant blow to PSG's defense. The club is already without key defenders like Thiago Silva and Marquinhos, who have also suffered injuries this season.

The situation is particularly concerning given PSG's upcoming schedule, which includes games against top teams such as Manchester United, Liverpool,Campeonato Brasileiro Action and Real Madrid. Without Kimpembe, PSG may struggle to keep up with their opponents, especially defensively.

However, despite the setback, PSG remains optimistic about Kimpembe's recovery and believes that he can make a full recovery. The club has put together a strong squad, including new signings like Jorgan Vertrae and Pablo Sarabia, and is hoping that Kimpembe will be able to return to the team soon.

In conclusion, Presnel Kimpembe's injury update is a reminder of the risks associated with playing professional football. While PSG remains hopeful that he can recover, it's clear that the club will need to find ways to cope without one of its key players.

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