PSG drop Ousmane Dembele selection hint amid Arsenal injury concern

Paris Saint-Germain star and first-leg match-winner Ousmane Dembele has been spotted in training as they gear up for their second-leg against Arsenal. The France forward missed their 2-1 defeat to Strasbourg at the weekend after picking up a hamstring problem during the triumph in .

The 27-year-old may have erased fears of being absent from their crucial encounter at the Parc des Princes with a place in the final on the line. Dembele's effort after four minutes in the reverse leg was enough to hand side a slender lead going into Wednesday's showdown.

As they stepped up their preparations on Tuesday, a video emerged from Canal Supporters which showed Dembele sharing a one-two with his teammate as they limbered up for training.

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With Dembele out of their defeat on Saturday and an eye on Wednesday's second-leg, Enrique rang the changes with a host of first-team regulars rested or left on the bench - including Khivcha Kvaratskhelia, Willian Pacho, Vitinha and Gianluigi Donnarumma.

But the stars of the Ligue 1 champions were in attendance for training and in high spirits as they sit just 90 minutes from the Champions League final.

, instead, made just two changes but they couldn't return to winning ways as AFC Bournemouth came from behind to win at the .

There is one definite absentee for the Parisiens with Presnel Kimpembe out for a number of weeks with a foot injury, unlike Dembele, he was missing from their preparations on Tuesday.

Lee Kang-in was a concern as PSG look to have one of their attacking threats available for selection, a shin injury forced him off against Strasbourg.

But he participated in the rondo exercise in training.Paris Saint-Germain drop Ousmane Dembele selection hint amid injury concern

Going into the second-leg with the slender lead, speaking after the first-leg win, Enrique was cautious in his approach with reporters and warned his side against complacency.

"Mission accomplished this evening," said the former Barcelona boss. "Our sole objective is to win the second leg at home as well.

"With , we cannot let our guard down and be complacent. This is a team who can completely rewrite history in one second, and we'll be back to square one.

"Nothing is in the bag yet, as they'll have nothing to lose."