Big blow for PSG, one player ruled out for all of January

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·23 December 2025

Big blow for PSG, one player ruled out for all of January

Quentin Ndjantou, an 18-year-old midfielder/forward, is, along with David Boly (a 16-year-old right-back), one of the two Paris Saint-Germain players injured during the Coupe de France round of 32 last Saturday against Vendée Fontenay. And the news brought by Le Parisien is quite negative after the tests conducted.

“While PSG, in a medical statement, had announced that ‘further tests are scheduled in the coming days,’ these have ultimately revealed a grade 3 lesion which, according to our information, should sideline him for between 6 to 8 weeks.”

This is a hard blow for Paris and Ndjantou, as the Titi has been one of the great surprises of the first half of the season. He managed to establish himself during the injuries of other players and become a full-fledged member of the professional squad.

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Unfortunately, it will be at least February before we see him back on the pitch. It will be a challenge to quickly regain rhythm and confidence after this setback. Nothing will be easy, especially as the team could gain momentum during his absence.

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