FC Nantes is going through a challenging time both on and off the field. The club is currently dealing with uncertainty surrounding its potential sale, which has dominated recent news. Meanwhile, coach Grégory Poirier, who took charge of the team mid-season after the departure of Michel Der Zakarian, is expected to focus on preparing the squad for the remainder of the campaign during the international break. This period of transition comes with added pressure as the team faces several setbacks. One of the most significant setbacks is the injury of defender Tylel Tati, a key player for the club. Tati, who was previously with Roissy-en-Brie, was stretchered off during a match with the France U19 team after sustaining a knee injury. According to L'Equipe, the diagnosis is concerning, with the injury involving a meniscus tear. The injury is expected to keep Tati sidelined for approximately three months. Ouest-France has confirmed the report, stating that the player will undergo surgery to address the damage. This injury is a major blow for Tati, both personally and professionally. His market value has significantly declined since last year, when he was considered one of the most promising talents in Ligue 2. During the first half of the previous season, Tati was a standout performer, prompting a 30 million euro transfer offer from Chelsea. However, after a costly error in a match against Laval, his playing time dropped sharply in the second half of the season. He started only two matches before being relegated to the bench. Now, Tati faces a long recovery period, with his return to play not expected until January at the earliest. Whether he will return to FC Nantes or move to another club remains uncertain, adding another layer of complexity to an already difficult situation for the club and its players.