The lesions of Dembélé and Doué, who took them from the second commitment of France on this date FIFA, generated controversy. So much so that Cristophe Dugarry, world champion in 1998, had to defend Didier Deschamps.
The former striker stated that the guilt of the physical problems is from PSG. The Parisian club lived “endless” season because of the Club World Cup and was not satisfied with bruises, requiring better communication between teams and selection.
“I am 100% with Deschamps. Dembélé’s injury is mainly PSG’s fault. We have seen fragile for years and now paid for an endless season,” he said in an interview with RMC Sport.
“The manipulation that PSG tries to implement is scandalous and a lack of respect for the national team and Didier Deschamps. PSG is solely responsible for Dembélé’s work overload,” he said.
In the medical report released by the French team, Doué and Dembelé appear in a difficult situation. The first one suffered a calf injury, while the second hurt his thigh.
The duo’s recovery time is four to six weeks.
