Lewandowski absent for the Clasico?

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By: Manu Tournoux

Despite the precious victory obtained in Porto in the Champions League on Wednesday evening, the FC Barcelona There is reason to be worried this Thursday. The Blaugrana have indeed lost Robert Lewandowski in the 34th minute, left due to injury and replaced by Ferran Torreswho finally scored the winning goal for his team.

Lewandowski out for an indefinite period

The Catalan club published a press release indicating that their striker (6 goals in 10 matches this season) suffered from a sprained left ankle. “Tests carried out this (Thursday) morning revealed that Robert Lewandowski suffers from a sprained left ankle. He is forfeited and his length of unavailability will depend on his convalescence”we can read in this press release.

Bad news for Xavi, already deprived of Pedri, Raphinha and Frenkie De Jong. It remains to be seen whether the Polish international will be back in time to play in the Clasico against Real Madrid on October 28.

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