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Inflamed knee, Lamine Yamal keeps Barça, returns Friday

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Inflamed knee, Lamine Yamal keeps Barça, returns Friday

Lamine Yamal's MRI revealed inflammation and fluid in the knee, confirming the seriousness of the injury sustained during FC Barcelona's last match against Atlético. This finding explains his omission from Spain for the match against the Czech Republic and his absence from the Roja squad.

Coach's statements

Luis de la Fuente clarified the nature of the problem and set a clear condition before any possible return of the winger to the national team. He denounced comments made without knowing the medical file, stating: “Speaking without knowing is the saddest and most lamentable thing in life.” He added that Lamine was injured during the last match, that the MRI in Barcelona showed inflammation and fluid, and that this required rest.

De la Fuente said he preferred Yamal to stay at home to train with FC Barcelona, in order to recover in a familiar environment. He is considering having him join the national team on Friday, only if his physical condition allows it. No return is guaranteed; the evolution of the inflammation and the player's sensations will dictate what comes next.

FC Barcelona's medical staff continues to monitor the situation closely, the presence of fluid calling for caution. The priority remains to let Yamal recover before deciding on a possible return with the Roja. Friday will be the next checkpoint, while the young winger continues his work in Barcelona. FC Barcelona retains the prodigy so he can recover under the supervision of the Catalan medical staff.

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