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After a strong start to the season in La Liga, FC Barcelona seems to be losing momentum. A decline all the more marked in the absence of its nugget, Lamine Yamal. Unfortunately, the young Spanish right winger, injured in the right ankle during the defeat against Leganés (0-1) on December 15, should be away from the field for a period of three to four weeks.
This unavailability highlights a worrying statistic for the Blaugranas, of the four matches played without Yamal in the starting lineup, all ended in a defeat or a draw. Enough to fuel speculation about a possible dependence of the Blaugranas on the former Masia player.
Yamal refutes speculation
Asked about the weight of his influence within the team, Yamal dismissed the idea of a correlation between his absences and the Catalan club’s poor results. The 2024 European champion refuses to see himself as more essential than his teammates in attack, Robert Lewandowski and Raphinha.
“In the end, when you lose we always look for explanations. If Robert or Raphinha are not there, we say the same thing. The most important thing is that the team wins. I always try to help the team”he commented on the sidelines of the 2024 Globe Soccer Awards.
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