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Dani Olmo Faces Injury Setback Amidst Barcelona’s Strong Start

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Tests conducted on Monday morning have confirmed that Dani Olmo, an FC Barcelona forward, has sustained an injury to his right hamstring. As a result, he is expected to be sidelined for the next four to five weeks. This development comes as a setback for both the player and the team, especially given Olmo’s promising start at the club under the management of Hansi Flick.

The Spanish international was substituted during Sunday’s match, and subsequent tests at the training facilities confirmed the extent of his injury. He is now expected to miss significant upcoming fixtures, including the midweek Champions League match and key LaLiga games. FC Barcelona will be eager to see him return after the international break in October.

Olmo, who joined the club for a transfer fee of €55 million from RB Leipzig, has quickly adapted to his new environment, scoring three goals in as many league appearances. His performances have been instrumental in maintaining the team’s perfect record so far in the season.

Despite Olmo’s absence, Barcelona continues to demonstrate offensive prowess, having scored 17 goals in their first five matches under Flick, a feat last seen in the 2017-2018 season. Notably, 17-year-old Yamal has become a standout performer, contributing significantly with two goals in the latest victory against Girona and notching four assists this season.

Barcelona is experiencing a wave of enthusiasm among fans, who are hopeful for a successful campaign this season as the team strives to maintain momentum in both domestic and European competitions. As Olmo and other injured players work towards recovery, the team eyes a critical series of matches post-recovery period.

Rachel Adams

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