Paris Saint-Germain's latest injury update is that Presnel Kimpembe, one of the club's key players, has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a knee ligament injury.

The defender was forced to leave the pitch in the second half of PSG's Ligue 1 match against Montpellier on Saturday after sustaining the injury during a collision with his own teammate. The news came as a shock to fans and teammates alike, given Kimpembe's impressive performances this season.

Kimpembe, who joined PSG from Bordeaux in January 2019, has been a key player for the team, helping them win the French league title last season. He also scored a goal in PSG's 4-0 win over Manchester United in the Champions League quarter-finals earlier this month.

With Kimpembe sidelined, PSG will have to find a replacement at the heart of their defense. The club's medical staff will work hard to determine when he will be able to return to action and how long he may need to recover.

In the meantime, PSG will have to rely on other defenders like Layvin Kurzawa and Marquinhos, who have stepped up in recent weeks. However, the loss of Kimpembe could have a significant impact on PSG's chances of winning the championship this season.

Overall, it's a big blow for PSG, but they will have to stay focused and work hard to overcome the setback. They'll miss Kimpembe's leadership and physical presence on the pitch, but they're confident they can find ways to adapt and continue their success.

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