PSG suffers a setback, Senny Mayulu's injury worries Luis Enrique

As the international break turns into a genuine injury festival, Paris Saint‑Germain faces a new setback: Senny Mayulu, a 20‑year‑old midfielder, left the field against Estonia with an adductor discomfort, sending Luis Enrique into worry.

Injuries pile up for the French

After the incident involving Himad Abdelli, the Marseille player injured during an Algerian selection, it was Ethan Mbappé who had to leave the pitch with the France U21s against Estonia (EST). The young winger from LOSC, 19 years old, was forced to exit as early as the 12th minute after a violent fall on his right ankle.

Coach Gérald Baticle said: “At the moment I’m speaking to you, I am worried,” adding that he is awaiting the full results of the medical examinations. According to L’Équipe, the player must undergo these examinations in Estonia before returning to France, scheduled for Wednesday.

Mayulu forced to leave at the 43rd minute

Senny Mayulu, midfielder of Paris Saint‑Germain, suffered an adductor injury during the same match against Estonia, leaving the pitch at the 43rd minute. This was only 29 minutes after Ethan Mbappé’s exit, who had already left in the first half. Early reports mention discomfort in the adductors, with the player initially trying to continue before requesting to be substituted. The statement even wrote SENNY MAYULU ON INJURY.

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This injury puts Luis Enrique, PSG coach, under new pressure during the international break. The Paris club is closely monitoring the 20‑year‑old, who was a starter for the French U19s. Paris hopes that this adductor alert will remain without major consequences and that the midfielder can quickly return to competition.

Examinations awaited

No definitive diagnosis has been announced for Mayulu, and the initial examinations will need to determine the exact nature of the injury. Likewise, Ethan Mbappé is awaiting the results of his medical examinations, which will be carried out in Estonia before his scheduled return to France. Both players remain unavailable until medical clearance.

PSG, already dealing with the loss of Himad Abdelli and Ethan Mbappé, sees its pool of young talent weakened. This is a source of concern for Luis Enrique, who has to cope with several simultaneous absences. Nevertheless, the club remains optimistic, hoping the youngsters will return quickly and that the season can continue without too many disruptions.

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The contrast between the wave of injuries hitting the youth national teams and PSG’s need to protect its players shows how the international break can become a headache for clubs. Luis Enrique will have to manage these absences while preparing his squad for the upcoming challenges.