PSG saw two of its young midfielders return affected from this international break, but with very different situations. Injured in

Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Senny Mayulu is expected to be sidelined for around one month after sustaining a thigh injury. The young player was injured during France Espoirs' 2-0 Euro qualifying win over Estonia and had to be replaced by Noé Lebreton in the 41st minute before departing the international camp. Consequently, Mayulu will miss PSG's upcoming match against Le Mans.
Meanwhile, Warren Zaire-Emery also returned from international duty with an adductor issue, forcing his withdrawal from Zinédine Zidane's senior France squad. However, PSG's medical staff remains unconcerned and hopes he can feature against Le Mans, while Ferran Torres and Achraf Hakimi also face fitness assessments.
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