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Following the relevant tests, FC Barcelona has published the medical report on Lamine Yamal regarding the state of his right ankle, as well as confirming his absence.
The Catalan club has announced through the relevant media that he will be out for three to four weeks due to a grade 1 sprain of the anterior intertibio-fibular ligament of his right ankle. The player from Rocafonda will not be able to play in the match against Atlético de Madrid next weekend, and it is a very sensitive loss for a team that has not yet found consistency and has accumulated several league setbacks. Only one victory in the last six league matches, and three defeats. What seemed to be a setback is now a crisis and Flick loses his greatest offensive bastion to try to alleviate it.
Marcus Sorg, who replaced the suspended Hansi Flick in the technical area during the match, was unable to reveal too many details about Lamine's injury, but said that "I can't say that he's fine, we'll have to wait for the medical team to examine him." The truth is that the player from La Masia suffered the sprain after the quarter-hour mark, but it was not until the 75th minute that he was replaced by Gavi. Therefore, he played most of the match with pain and consequences in his right ankle, and now the worst omens have been confirmed, which will keep him out.
Lamine Yamal, as the statement itself indicates, will be out, at best, for a little less than a month. At worst, a whole month. This means that if he is out for three weeks he would return to play the Super Cup semi-finals against Athletic. If he is out for four weeks, he would be doubtful for the final, which is played on January 12, when the month-long absence is up. He will almost certainly miss the matches against Atlético de Madrid and Barbastro, the latter in the Copa del Rey.
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