Team newspaper: Ramos will replace Dembele, 17-year-old Mbayer leads Li Gangren in the competition

After Duais and Dembele were injured, The Team predicted how Paris Saint-Germain would respond.

In the qualifiers of France against Ukraine, two Paris Saint-Germain players, Douai and Dembele, left the court due to injury. Now the two have left the French national team and returned to the club for treatment. And when they were absent due to injuries, Paris Saint-Germain also had to find an alternative.

In the Champions League quarter-finals last season until the final championship, Paris Saint-Germain coach Enrique only used 12 different players to start in the Champions League. In addition to the regular 11 players, only Balcola has also started. This reflects the current stability of Paris Saint-Germain's team and its clear main and substitute hierarchy system. The huge advantage in the domestic arena can also allow Paris Saint-Germain’s main players to focus more on the Champions League.

Next, Dembele and Douai will miss the national derby between Paris Saint-Germain and Marseille on September 21, and will also miss the first two rounds of the Champions League. This will test the true strength of the Paris bench, after all, when Paris Saint-Germain substitutes got more playing time in the European game last season, the team did not perform well.

The Team News said that in the center position, Ramos will replace Dembele to start. Although Ramos' speed and running are not as good as Dembele, he is an excellent player in the penalty area. He made 49 appearances last season and only started 18 times, but he still scored 20 goals and assisted 6 times, with high offensive efficiency.

And at the right winger, although Paris Saint-Germain refused to let South Korean international Lee Gangren this summer, the first choice to replace Douai in this position may be 17-year-old Mbayer. Previously, Mbaye has been ahead of Li Gangren in the competition, and he may become the biggest beneficiary of this lineup adjustment.

In addition, 19-year-old Mayulu is also expected to get a chance after returning from injury, and coach Enrique appreciates his personality very much. There are other PSG youth training teenagers who may enter the first team, such as 18-year-old Quentin Enjatu, who has signed his first professional contract this summer.