Facundo Medina on the edge: concern or just a warning?

Not easy being an OM supporter right now, is it? Hardly back from suspension, Facundo Medina left today's training session after taking a hit to the ankle. So, should we be worried about our new defensive warrior ahead of this eagerly awaited match against Paris FC? Let's break it down together.

An ill-timed absence

Let's be honest, Medina's absence in the first match was already a tough blow. Kondogbia did a good job, but you saw it like I did: we lose a bit of physical impact without the Argentine. This Saturday, we were counting on him to toughen up a sometimes too soft defense. And now an injury complicates everything... We’re beginning to wonder if this bad luck will ever end!

Medical exams: should we fear the worst?

Fortunately, according to reliable reports, Medina left training as a precaution and underwent examinations. At this time, nothing indicates a serious injury: it could just be a simple knock, like we see every weekend. But you know as well as I do that in the current context, with a squad already fairly affected, the slightest issue becomes significant. And if we have to cope without Medina on Saturday, we're likely to improvise at the back… Again!

How will the staff manage?

The staff will monitor Medina's ankle development until Friday. We understand the caution: there's no point in risking a key player, especially if we want him at 100% all season. But honestly, who would you line up if he has to withdraw? Kondogbia in the center is solid but not his natural position. Do we bring on a young player or try a new switch? Share your thoughts in the comments, friends!

Sporting and financial stakes: the complex equation

Beyond the weekend lineup, we also need to think about the overall management of the squad. A diminished or absent Medina is a real headache for Longoria and the team. Sportingly, we rely heavily on his temperament and grinta to stabilize the defense. Financially, we know the cost of a long-term injury to a key player: impact on results, confidence, and even the player's value. Do you believe in a relapse, or do you see it as just a passing knock?

Your opinion counts!

So, supporters, how do you see the evolution of this Medina situation? Should we take risks or play the prudence card? And above all, who would replace him in case of a withdrawal? Tell us everything in the comments, we'll debate it together like at the Vieux-Port!