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FC Barcelone: Lamine Yamal ruled out of La Roja's first match

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FC Barcelone: Lamine Yamal ruled out of La Roja's first match

Lamine Yamal, right winger of FC Barcelona, will miss the first match of La Roja during the November international break. LAMINE YAMAL is experiencing discomfort in his right knee after the 1-2 victory of the Blaugrana on the Atlético de Madrid pitch this Sunday.

As the break begins, he will not immediately join the Spanish national team. According to journalist Ferran Martínez, he feels a discomfort in his right knee and has stayed in Barcelona to recover. His integration into the national team could therefore be delayed by a few days.

Impact on upcoming matches

Barça's number 10 is expected to miss Spain's trip to the Czech Republic scheduled for Thursday at 20:45. He could, however, be available for the clash against England on Sunday at 20:45, depending on the evolution of his physical condition. His participation in this second encounter will depend on the progression of his injury.

FC Barcelona is not overly concerned, stating that the player is not seriously injured. According to Cadena COPE, he finished the match very tired, which led the club and his entourage to agree that he would not travel to Prague with La Roja. This decision will give him a few extra days of rest and avoid any further risk to his right knee.

It remains to be seen whether he will be sufficiently recovered to join Spain before the clash with England. The Spanish Federation does not rule out him rejoining the squad later to face England on Sunday.

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