PSG's Donnarumma Suffers Facial Trauma in Monaco Clash

Monaco's Wilfried Singo apologizes for the unintentional injury that left Gianluigi Donnarumma sidelined, while the referee's decision not to issue a red card draws criticism.

Gianluigi Donnarumma sustained a severe facial injury after being struck by Wilfried Singo's cleats during PSG's 4-2 victory over Monaco in Ligue 1 on December 18.
The Italian goalkeeper required 10 staples for multiple facial wounds and will remain inactive for several days, missing PSG's upcoming match against Lens in the Coupe de France.
Singo, already on a yellow card, avoided further disciplinary action during the match, a decision later criticized by observers and acknowledged as an error by Ligue 1's referee adviser Mickaël Landreau.
Monaco condemned the racist abuse directed at Singo on social media following the incident, emphasizing that such behavior has no place in sports.
Despite the injury, Donnarumma publicly reassured fans of his recovery, while Singo issued an apology, stating the act was unintentional and wishing the goalkeeper a full recovery.