The central defense of Paris Saint-Germain is shrinking to a trickle in front of the eyes of its coach Christophe Galtier.
Already deprived of Presnel Kimpembe, injured in mid-September and unavailable for a long time, the Parisian coach will have to compose at least for the next two Ligue 1 games without his Spanish leader Sergio Ramos.
Sent off against Reims (0-0) last Saturday for having challenged a little too vehemently a yellow card sent to him by referee Pierre Gaillouste, the Spanish international (180 caps) was suspended of three matches, including one suspended, by the LFP Disciplinary Committee meeting this Wednesday, October 12.
Already guaranteed to miss the Clasico, this Sunday evening against Olympique de Marseille at the Parc des Princes (8:45 p.m.), Sergio Ramos will therefore also be unavailable for the trip to Ajaccio, the following Friday (9 p.m.).
This season, after a year of dragging physical glitches, the Spaniard has regained starting status (he is the 3rd most used player this season by Christophe Galtier behind Gianluigi Donnarumma and Marquinhos) and taken on a real leadership dimension in the Parisian wardrobe.