Désiré Doué a été touché à une dent sur un coup de coude Davide Frattesi, jeudi soir lors du match de Ligue des nations entre la France et l'Italie...
Did you see the moment Doué’s front tooth flew out from Frattesi’s elbow? The Paris forward was struck on the jaw by Davide Frattesi during Thursday’s Nations League match, which ended in a 3‑1 defeat for France.
Doué left San Siro with a souvenir he’d rather forget. In the 69th minute of Thursday’s France‑Italy clash, the PSG attacker took an elbow from Frattesi, adding another painful highlight to the 3‑1 loss.
Zidane: “We’ll take him to treatment tomorrow.”
He felt the impact at his mouth and immediately complained that a tooth was loose. Video confirmed that one of his incisors was indeed dislodged, while the former Rennes player bled from the wound.
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Doué stayed on the pitch for just under ten minutes before being subbed off in the 77th minute for fellow PSG teammate Senny Mayulu. In my view, the incident highlights the physical risks of high‑stakes internationals, and Zidane promised on TF1, “We’ll take him to treatment tomorrow.”
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