Paris Saint-Germain
have been dealt a blow during the FIFA international window, as Kang-in Lee sustained an injury while representing South Korea in their 2026 World Cup qualifier against Oman.
The setback disrupts Luis Enrique’s squad momentum, just as they were hitting top form following impressive victories over Liverpool and Olympique de Marseille.
With PSG preparing for a crucial UEFA Champions League quarterfinal clash against Aston Villa, Lee’s injury adds to the club's growing concerns over players returning injured from international duty.
Injury Update: Kang-in Lee Faces Two-Week Layoff
The
Korean Football Association (KFA) has confirmed that Lee has left the national team camp and will be sidelined for approximately two weeks.
- Lee injured his left ankle, which swelled up significantly after the impact.
- The PSG star was seen leaving the stadium on crutches, raising fears about the extent of the injury.
- Imaging tests will soon determine the full severity, but early signs are not looking awful.
Emotional Exit for Lee
The 22-year-old forward was visibly distraught, needing assistance to leave the pitch. Once on the bench, he was seen in tears, highlighting the frustration of yet another injury setback.
PSG’s Growing International Break Concerns
With PSG in the thick of their Champions League campaign, Luis Enrique will be closely monitoring his squad's fitness as players return from international duty. The risk of injuries during this period remains a major concern, potentially disrupting their ambitions on both domestic and European fronts.
