Ousmane Dembélé, the Paris Saint-Germain forward, is optimistic about his fitness ahead of the upcoming Champions League final against Arsenal.
After being substituted just 27 minutes into PSG’s 2-1 defeat to Paris FC on Sunday, concerns were raised about his availability for the match at Budapest’s Puskas Arena on May 30.
Despite battling injuries throughout the season, Dembélé is determined to be ready for the final against the Premier League champions. He expressed confidence in his recovery during an interview with RMC Sport.
“I feel great. I had a slight concern during the match against Paris FC, but everything is fine, and I’ll be prepared for the final,” Dembélé stated.
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When asked if he would be at 100% for the finals, Dembélé confidently replied, “Yes, yes, I believe so. I have no doubt about it. I plan to be on the pitch on May 30.” He discussed his history with various injuries, emphasizing that he didn’t want to take risks ahead of such a crucial match.
This season, Dembélé has scored 19 goals in 39 appearances for PSG, including seven goals during their Champions League campaign as they prepare to defend their title against Arsenal next Saturday.