Paris Saint-Germain's 20-year-old forward Senny Mayulu has returned to the club after picking up an injury on international duty with the France U21s. The player sustained a muscle problem in the first half of the 2-0 win over Estonia and was forced off.
The French Football Federation confirmed the player's withdrawal from the remainder of the camp. "Ethan Mbappé and Senny Mayulu, who were injured yesterday during the match against Estonia (2-0), are forced to withdraw from the rest of the Espoirs gathering," it stated. The announcement noted the decision was made in agreement with the medical staff of the national team and both clubs.
Mayulu and Lille's Ethan Mbappé, who was also injured, have therefore returned to their clubs. "In agreement with the medical staffs of the national team and the two clubs, they will return to their club tonight and undergo additional examinations which will determine the duration of their unavailability," the FFF added. The tests in Paris will determine the exact severity of the injury and the expected recovery time.
This setback comes at a time when Mayulu had already been struggling for minutes at the start of the season. Paris Saint-Germain, sitting third in Ligue 1 with 11 points from five games, must manage their squad ahead of the return to action against Le Mans on October 10th. The club's recent form reads three wins, one draw and one defeat from their last five matches across all competitions.
Background and full detail: L'Equipe Football
