Lucas Hernandez to miss rest of season after tearing cruciate ligament

The worst predictions for Lucas Hernandez have come true. The player had to be replaced in the first half of PSG's game against Dortmund in the Champions League semi-finals due to severe pain in his knee. His place was taken by Lucas Beraldo, and his pain had led to fears of the worst as has finally been confirmed.
PSG announced on Thursday that the defender had ruptured the cruciate ligament in his left knee. "The MRI scan carried out confirmed the diagnosis established by the club's doctors on Wednesday evening. The player will undergo surgery in the coming days," the French club said.
Lucas Hernandez will have to be away from the pitch for six to seven months, meaning he will miss the final part of the season and the start of the next one.
This summer the internationals have the European Championship, in which the defender will not be able to play for France either. PSG, meanwhile, have given Lucas Hernandez all their strength. "You will come back even stronger, we are all with you," the club dedicated to him on their social media.