Alarms have gone off within the French team, the title defender and one of the great candidates for the final victory in the World Cup in Qatar. Towards the end of the ‘bleus’ afternoon training session in the rain at Clairefontaine, Christopher Nkunku was forced to retire after colliding with Madrid player Eduardo Camavinga in a battle for a ball.
Nkunku received a blow to his left leg and was unable to restart the match, forced to leave the pitch limping and showing signs of pain after French national team Didier Deschamps questioned his condition.
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Waiting to learn the extent of his injury, Nkunku is one of the strongest forwards in Deschamps’ squad, going into the Bundesliga break as his top scorer with 12 goals.
His excellent performance was key for Leipzig, after a poor start to the season, to climb to third place and qualify for the round of 16 of the Champions League by finishing second in their group behind Real Madrid , which they defeated during their visit. in Germany 3-2. Nkunku scored one of the three goals he scored against the whites in European competition.
Source: La Verdad
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