Barcelona club received another injury alert during the international match, with two key players Ferran Torres and Dani Olmo suffering muscle problems one after another.

The club's official announcement stated that Torres experienced muscle soreness in his left hamstring, but no structural damage. He was not officially listed as injured and will follow a specific treatment and recovery plan. The team's medical team stated that this was a mild overuse reaction, primarily due to the recent intensive competition schedule.

The Valencia winger has been in excellent form this season, having played in all 10 of Barcelona's matches, contributing five goals and one assist. If his recovery goes smoothly, Torres is expected to be available for this weekend's Catalan derby against Girona, a crucial match for Barcelona's title hopes.

In contrast, the situation for key midfielder Olmo is more challenging. A medical report confirms a soleus muscle injury in his left calf. While there is no connective tissue tear, his recovery will require a longer period of time. His recovery period will depend on his body's response and the progress of treatment.

This season, Olmo also played 10 games for Barcelona, including 8 La Liga games and 2 Champions League games, scoring 1 goal and providing 2 assists, playing a key role in the team's midfield scheduling and offensive organization.

For coach Hansi Flick, this is undoubtedly a new test at a crucial stage. With the La Liga and Champions League schedules getting tight, the team is trying to balance the appearances and rest of key players to avoid the frequent injuries that occurred last season.