Qatar 2022: disaster in sight for                               the Blues?

 As the World Cup looms, concern grows over N'Golo Kanté, victim of a hamstring relapse.  Now less than six weeks before the start of the World Cup, the Blues have so far only recorded one withdrawal, that of Boubacar Kamara, whose selection for Qatar was far from complete.  be acquired.  Several players, including some executives of the Blues, are however very uncertain.  Paul Pogba, Presnel Kimpembe or Lucas Hernandez are still recovering

N'Golo Kanté's case, however, is unquestionably the most concerning. The Blues midfielder, who had a hamstring injury in August, relapsed in training as he was getting ready to make a comeback. "N'Golo experienced a reaction while in training, and we are awaiting further details. Clearly, this is not ideal. Both of us are disappointed, even him. Graham Potte stated that we must wait to determine the seriousness before providing advice.

If the injury seems less serious than this summer, the duration of the Frenchman's recovery varies according to estimates. Given the exams performed this Thursday, the former Caennais should not return to competition before the end of the month, according to L'Equipe. In the best case, he will therefore only have played two games before the announcement of Didier Deschamps, on November 9, and he will only have four games in his legs when he plays the World Cup. A situation that inevitably worries Didier Deschamps and his staff.

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