Spain FC: Update on Lamine Yamal's Injury from International Football Action

Tuesday, 15 October 2024, 09:20

Spain FC confirms that Lamine Yamal has suffered a hamstring strain while on international duty. Following minor discomfort during Spain’s Nations League victory, tests revealed a hamstring injury. Barcelona is currently assessing the recovery timeline for Yamal, who is crucial as they prepare for their upcoming La Liga matches.
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Spain FC: Update on Lamine Yamal's Injury from International Football Action

Spain FC Injury Update

Barcelona has confirmed that Lamine Yamal suffered a hamstring strain while on international duty with Spain FC. The young talent returned to Barcelona on Sunday following some discomfort experienced during Spain’s Nations League victory against international opponents.

The club announced on Monday that Yamal underwent tests which confirmed the hamstring injury but did not provide a timeline for his recovery or availability for Sunday’s upcoming La Liga clash.

Details of the Incident

The 17-year-old forward was substituted in the 90th minute of Spain’s 1-0 victory and was seen limping after facing multiple tackles throughout the match. The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) conducted tests on Yamal’s injury, which showed no tear in the hamstring.

Coaching Remarks on Player Protection

Spain head coach Luis de la Fuente emphasized the need for referees to protect talented players like Yamal, stating that opponents often try to intimidate young talents. De la Fuente noted that Yamal must adapt to the challenges of international football and praised his exceptional performance.

Upcoming Fixtures

Barcelona is scheduled for a busy series of matches, beginning with a home game against Sevilla in La Liga on October 20, followed by a critical match against Bayern Munich three days later, and the first El Clasico of the season on October 26 against Real Madrid.


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