Operated on a finger on Tuesday, Valère Germain will not be traveling to Marseille on Saturday, for the round of 16 of the Coupe de France against OM. Already deprived of Jordan Ferri, Téji Savanier and Stephy Mavididi, all three suspended, Olivier Dall’Oglio will also have to do without Valère Germain on the lawn of OM on Saturday (9 p.m.), in the round of 16 of the French Cup. Victim of a fractured finger in his left hand in Strasbourg (1-3) on January 16, the 31-year-old striker finally chose to have surgery this week, after playing both matches against Troyes (0 -1) and Monaco (3-2) with a bandage. “We gave him the choice, but as he was in very bad pain, he preferred to have surgery, says his trainer. He had two screws put in his finger so that it could be consolidated fairly quickly. » Author of 4 goals in 20 matches in all competitions this season, Germain will return to the field next week, to the trip to Saint-Étienne in the Championship.
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