This Saturday, Paris Saint-Germain (6th) face Le Mans (9th) at the Parc des Princes in Matchday 6 of the 2026-2027 Ligue 1 season (kick-off at 8:45 PM, broadcast on Ligue1+). On Wednesday, L’Équipe provided an update on PSG’s injury list. Senny Mayulu (20-year-old midfielder/forward) has already been ruled out, while there are doubts regarding the availability of Warren Zaïre-Emery (20-year-old midfielder), Ferran Torres (26-year-old forward), and Achraf Hakimi (27-year-old right-back).
“He is the only player confirmed to miss the match against MFC.”
As for Warren Zaïre-Emery, he ultimately had to withdraw from the first France squad gathering of the Zinédine Zidane era due to adductor pain—an issue that is not causing major concern at PSG. Nevertheless, the 20-year-old midfielder remains doubtful for the match against Le Mans (Saturday at 8:45 PM), whereas Senny Mayulu—injured in the thigh while with the U21s—is confirmed to be out for around a month.
He is the only player confirmed to miss the match against MFC. Regarding the other players who were either injured (Ferran Torres, Zaïre-Emery) or rested (Hakimi) while with their respective national teams, a decision will be made in the coming hours.
As is often the case, we will have to wait for the official update (likely this Friday) for certainty. However, the takeaway is that the PSG squad could be nearly at full strength for the restart—which is excellent news following this long international break. There is still room for squad management, balancing minor injury concerns with individual playing time. Take Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (a 25-year-old forward), for instance, who played every possible minute for Georgia. Coach Luis Enrique tends to be cautious, and with a demanding run of matches coming up—Manchester City, Strasbourg, FC Barcelona, and Olympique Lyonnais between October 14 and 25—no risks will be taken. The squad is well-equipped to place trust in every player.
