Team News: Dembele is eager to make a comeback to improve the data for the Golden Globes, and the coaching staff is very cautious about his injuries

June 22 According to the "Team" report, Dembele, who has been away from the arena due to injury since June 5, is eagerly looking forward to returning to the green field, but the Paris coaching staff is very cautious about Dembele's injury.

In the first few days after arriving in the United States in Paris to participate in the Club World Cup, Dembele could only watch his teammates train from a distance and stay indoors for recovery training. He was then allowed to participate in group warm-ups and group confrontations, and then continued to resume training at the next venue, accompanied by a physical coach.

Last Friday, he completed the team training for the first time. Dembele's return to the arena is close, although there are still questions about whether he can play against the Seattle Gulfman on Monday, and Paris needs to secure a place in the quarterfinals of the Club World Cup.

Dembele suffered a left thigh quadriceps injury in the UEFA European League semi-final against Spain on June 5 and is expected to be absent for two to three weeks, so he is currently recovering from normal progress. He has been strictly following the rehabilitation process since then, but he himself is eager to make a comeback. A few days ago, he even had an argument with a member of the coaching staff, who criticized him for being too hasty and exerting too much force in the sprint training. The club is cautious, considering the extension of this season's schedule and preparing for next season. The injury on June 5 was another injury after the first hamstring alarm against Arsenal in the first leg of the Champions League semi-final on April 29. He was finally able to play for 20 minutes in the second leg a week later, but he made the bench that night.

Given the player's injury history, even though Dembele has improved a lot in preparation and daily life, the coaching staff is reluctant to take risks and prioritize player health over imminent game tasks. Since the start of the Club World Cup, whenever he is asked about Dembele's situation, Enrique's attitude has been extremely vague. "His return? I don't know," Enrique said after losing to Botafogo 0-1 last week. "His condition has recovered very quickly, but at the same time, we have to stay calm and think about what is best for the players." Enrique also emphasized that it has "a real team" and no individual is irreplaceable.

, and Dembele himself is eager to return to the arena and further improve his season data (currently fixed at 33 goals and 15 assists). Although he did not obsessed with this, he knew very well that he was facing an excellent opportunity to win the Golden Globes. His main rival, Yamal, missed the Club World Cup because Barcelona did not qualify, which won him the chance to add points in front of international observers.