Benjamin Pavard’s Availability in Doubt for Inter Milan’s Champions League Semi-Final
Inter Milan fans are on edge as the Champions League semi-final against FC Barcelona approaches, with a cloud of uncertainty hanging over the availability of key defender Benjamin Pavard.
Injury in the Roma Match
The French international twisted his left ankle in Inter’s 1-0 loss to AS Roma on Sunday after being shoved out of play by an opponent. He left the game in the 15th minute despite attempting to continue.
“We didn’t need that,” said Inzaghi
“It is a sprain on the left ankle and we will see in the coming days if he can play… We didn’t need that, because for us, he is a very important player.”
Simone Inzaghi, Inter Milan coach
Inzaghi’s words underscore the significance of Pavard’s role in the team and the impact his injury could have on their Champions League aspirations.
Pavard’s Season So Far
- Pavard joined Inter from Bayern Munich in August 2023.
- He has played 36 games in all competitions this season, scoring one goal.
- He missed time in December and January due to a left thigh injury.
FAQs
What happened to Pavard’s ankle?
Pavard twisted his left ankle after being pushed out of play during Inter’s match against AS Roma on Sunday.
Can Pavard play in the Champions League semi-final?
His availability is still uncertain, with Inter’s medical team evaluating the extent of the injury.
Inter Milan fans and neutrals alike will be hoping for positive news in the coming days as the semi-final against Barcelona approaches. Will Pavard be ready to lead Inter’s defense in their quest for Champions League glory?
Did you know?
Benjamin Pavard started his professional career at Lille in 2012 before joining Stuttgart in 2016 and then Bayern Munich in 2019.
Inter’s clash with Barcelona on Wednesday, May 3, could decide their fate in this season’s Champions League. Stay tuned for updates on Pavard’s condition and more news from the world of football on 247sports.news.
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