Key Takeaways:
- Ousmane Dembélé was substituted early during PSG’s Ligue 1 finale against Paris FC with an apparent thigh concern
- Manager Luis Enrique stated after the match that Dembélé’s condition will be clarified following medical examinations on Monday
- PSG are preparing for the Champions League final against Arsenal, scheduled for Saturday, 30 May
Dembélé Substituted Early in Ligue 1 Finale
Paris Saint-Germain forward Ousmane Dembélé (29) was forced off the field early during the club’s concluding Ligue 1 fixture against Paris FC, after appearing to suffer a thigh injury. The Ballon d’Or recipient made his way directly to the away dressing room at Stade Jean-Bouin, with Portuguese international Gonçalo Ramos coming on as his replacement. This incident has raised concerns for PSG, who are set to encounter Arsenal in the Champions League final on Saturday, 30 May.
🚨 Luis Enrique sur Ousmane Dembélé 🗣️ : « Dembélé a un petit problème à la jambe, j’espère que ce n’est rien d’important ! On verra demain. » 🤕
🎙️@Ligue1 pic.twitter.com/ZE8YOWvUan
— Le Meilleur du PSG (@LMDPSG) May 17, 2026
Luis Enrique Provides Update on Injury Situation
Following Paris FC’s victory over the Ligue 1 champions, PSG head coach Luis Enrique addressed the media regarding Dembélé’s status. The French international, who has recently been selected by Didier Deschamps for the 2026 World Cup, remains under observation, with further medical tests scheduled for Monday. Luis Enrique commented:
“I think it’s just fatigue,” added Luis Enrique in a press conference attended by Get French Football News. “What we’re saying today is just speculation, but I don’t think it’s anything serious, and there are still two weeks left.”
Champions League Final Looms for PSG
As PSG prepare for one of their most significant matches of the season, Dembélé’s fitness has become a focal point, especially given his recent international call-up. The club will await Monday’s medical results to determine his availability for the Champions League final clash with Arsenal at the end of May.
