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Champions League

RC Lens and Sang brace for defensive blow as Gradit miss looms before Sporting

🇫🇷 By 4AllFootball ·
RC Lens and Sang brace for defensive blow as Gradit miss looms before Sporting

RC Lens have lost starter Jonathan Gradit to a muscle alert, leaving sporting director Yannick Cahuzac to reshuffle the defence ahead of Tuesday’s Champions League tie with Sporting Portugal at 18:45. The French side had just celebrated a 2‑1 win over Lyon at Bollaert, but the injury clouds their European preparation.

Gradit’s absence forces tactical rethink

Gradit started the Friday victory over Lyon but was forced off after a muscular warning. According to L’Équipe, he is unlikely to feature against Sporting and is expected to return only for the upcoming match at Troyes on Saturday. At 33, the defender has been a key component of Lens’s back line.

Cahuzac now faces a dilemma: whether to promote 22‑year‑old Austrian Samson Baidoo, who returned against Lyon for 43 minutes, or to adjust the defensive trio entirely. Baidoo, who recovered earlier than the three‑month timetable originally projected, felt physically ready, yet his recent muscle issues make the staff cautious.

Possible line‑up and next challenges

The probable formation for the Sporting encounter lists Robin Risser in goal, with Ismaëlo Ganiou, Samson Baidoo and Kyllian Antonio forming the back three. Ruben Aguilar and Matthieu Udol would occupy the midfield corridors. The final decision hinges on Baidoo’s training performance and the medical team’s assessment.

After the Sporting fixture, the Sang et Or will travel to Troyes, meaning the coaching staff must manage player minutes carefully to avoid another injury wave. While Baidoo’s return is a positive sign, starting him immediately would be a gamble that Cahuzac must weigh against the urgency of the European match.

Lens’s recent league smile now gives way to a delicate preparation period, with the Ligue des Champions clash looming as a critical test of depth and resilience.

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