Concern quickly spread among Parisian fans and the French national team as the winger was forced off only 27 minutes into the final Ligue 1 matchday of the season.

The French star, considered one of the most important players in Luis Enrique’s squad throughout the campaign, left the field after feeling discomfort in his left leg. Although the substitution was initially described as precautionary, the images immediately raised alarms ahead of both the European final and the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Following Dembélé’s exit, Portuguese forward Gonçalo Ramos entered the match to replace him in the attack for the Parisian side.

Luis Enrique Hoping for Positive News Before the Final

The potential injury arrives at the worst possible time for PSG, which is less than two weeks away from playing one of the biggest matches in club history.

The French champions will face Arsenal on May 30 in Budapest with the goal of defending the Champions League title they won last season. However, the physical condition of one of their biggest stars has now become a major concern inside the club.

Throughout the season, the French winger has been a key piece in Luis Enrique’s attacking system, providing pace, creativity, and game-changing moments during the most important stages of the European campaign.

Although Dembélé walked off the field without showing signs of severe pain, the club’s medical staff will evaluate the exact severity of the muscle issue in the coming hours.

France Also Monitoring the Situation Closely

The concern is not limited to Paris. The French national team is also closely following the situation surrounding Dembélé, considering the 2026 World Cup is approaching and the winger is expected to play a major role for France.

Injuries have been one of the biggest challenges throughout the former Barcelona player’s career, as repeated muscle problems have frequently affected his continuity at both club and international level.

For now, everyone at PSG hopes the issue is only a minor scare and that the Frenchman will be fully fit for the final against Arsenal, a match where the Parisian club hopes to continue building one of the most successful eras in its history.

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