This Wednesday, Paris Saint-Germain updated the break time for Brazilian footballer Neymar, saying that his return to training “is scheduled for four or five weeks.”
Neymar has not played since November 28, the day he had a tough time getting into the game against Saint-Etienne, who injured his left ankle.
Initially, PSG has scheduled a six to eight week downtime., which, at best, would have expected the return of the Brazilian in the first half of January. However, given this new definition, Neymar is unlikely to return to the game until the last stretch of January.
However, if the break does not last longer, Neymar could become an important part of the Parisians’ scores on 15 February, at the start of the Champions League round of 16 with Real Madrid.
This Tuesday, in an official note in which he announced a call-up to the evening game with Lorient for the 19th round – Nuno Mendes and Danilo Pereira are on the list – PSG confirmed that Thilo Kerer and Dina Ebimbe have tested positive for the coronavirus. 19 and are already observing isolation.
On Tuesday, “just in case,” Leandro Paredes was also placed in isolation.
Juan Bernat, Colin Dagba, Lavin Kurzawa and Julian Draxler are still on the sidelines recovering from physical problems. In addition, the disqualified Mbappe and Verratti have a low rating against Lorient.
