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Lamine Yamal is already ready to go back into battle. Victim of muscular discomfort with Spain against Denmark (1-0), the young 17-year-old winger was preserved by Luis de la Fuente for the match against Serbia in the Nations League. Returning earlier than expected to Barcelona, his club announced that he was suffering from a “ muscular overload of the hamstring of the left thigh “. No resumption date had been disclosed, which could suggest a long absence for the Spaniard.
But ultimately, we won’t have to wait long before seeing him again. This Saturday, Hansi Flick declared at a press conference that Lamine Yamal is “ ready to play » and will be in the group for the reception of Seville, this Sunday in La Liga. “ We will field the best starting 11 against Sevilla. (…) I think the rest and treatment he received was very good. So I thank the national team and the national coach. And I think removing him from the selection was a good decision “, declared the German technician of Barça.
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