Exposure Ramos recovery progress is not smooth The Grand Paris debut may be postponed again

It's been almost three months since Ramos left Real Madrid for Paris, but he has yet to make his debut for his new owners. After undergoing meniscus surgery last season, he had problems with his leg muscles, and an injury to his left leg, the flounder muscle, prevented him from returning to the court. And despite his recent return to the team's practice, his debut may continue to be postponed.

Ramos did not attend the Paris all-team training session on Tuesday morning, which may mean he will not be able to play against Lille. According to Spanish TV Four, Ramos feels unwell every time he tries to go further in training, which hinders his comeback. Grand Paris is currently facing a dilemma as to whether Ramos can compete "normally and regularly" again, and as things stand, Ramos's body is not ready, and Greater Paris is uneasy about Ramos' recovery progress.

According to the report, Ramos did not return to his best state, which also affected Ramos's mood. Ramos has always been a player who can control his physical condition, but now he is starting to worry about his body out of his control. Ramos himself was most worried that his legs would not be able to keep up with his reaction, and the date of his return to the pitch remains uncertain.