Robert Lewandowski has returned from his duty in Poland, and Barcelona has received a positive update regarding his injury.

Barcelona has experienced a stressful international vacation. Following a 3-3 draw with Croatia, Poland’s star player, Robert Lewandowski, was observed limping out of the stadium, following the injury of their most creative player, Lamine Yamal, during their match against Denmark on Saturday while on Spain duty. The veteran forward is currently en route to Barcelona, where he will endure leg tests. However, Jijantes reports that there is “moderate optimism” regarding his health. The Polish national team is of the opinion that he was merely struck by a hard object and will, in the end, be able to compete against Sevilla at the weekend. Their medical services are confident that his suffering will subside, and he will be available this weekend. If there are no muscular issues,

Lewandowski is less likely to be disqualified due to bruising, provided that he has not fractured any bones. This is an example of a “glass half full” perspective. The converse of this is that Lewandowski was sidelined for several weeks following what was purportedly a “strong hit” last season, as it was discovered that his ankle ligaments had been damaged. In 11 appearances, Lewandowski has scored 12 goals and provided 2 assists, making him Barcelona’s leading scorer this season. WhatsApp Facebook