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France midfielder Blaise Matuidi says he will always support his "brother" Mamadou Sakho after his international team-mate failed a drugs test.
UEFA confirmed on Saturday that Liverpool defender Sakho tested positive for a banned substance after his club's Europa League fixture against Manchester United last month.
Sakho's participation at Euro 2016 is therefore in doubt, something that has left Paris Saint-Germain star Matuidi "very sad".
Speaking after PSG's Coupe de la Ligue final win over Lille on Saturday, Matuidi said: "I don't really know the full story, but it's true if Sakho wouldn't be selected for the Euros, I would be very sad.
"I consider him as a brother and I'll always support him.
"I know he is very professional, very honest, he's a warrior and I hope everything will go well."
