
Salvatore Sirigu Injury: Updates on PSG Goalkeeper's Ankle and Return
Paris Saint-Germain's bid to defend their Ligue 1 title took a hit on April 25 as star goalkeeper Salvatore Sirigu suffered an ankle injury against Lille. However, he now appears fit to return.
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According to ESPN FC and Bleacher Report writer Jonathan Johnson, Sirigu's injury layoff is at an end:
Sirigu was not in the PSG lineup for the recent clash with Nantes. This despite manager Laurent Blanc's comments that the goalkeeper "should be okay" for the contest, per Johnson.
The Italy international was given the start in PSG's pivotal meeting with Lille on April 25, but he appeared to roll his ankle early in the match. He carried on for several minutes before being replaced by Nicolas Douchez, per Johnson:
The 28-year-old has been Les Parisiens' designated starter in goal for years, and while replacement Douchez has plenty of experience, he hasn't played any true meaningful minutes for the club in the past few seasons.

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