Ousmane Dembele is injured for Barcelona
In an exciting match, which Barcelona sealed with a wonderful goal in the 84th minute by Paulinho, club’s record signing Dembele was substituted due to an injury in the early minutes of the game.
After the match, club’s official website announced the news of his injury, the website reads: “Ousmane Dembélé has a hamstring injury in his left leg, more tests are needed to find out the extent of the injury.”
The young starlet made his full debut against Juventus, in which Barcelona comfortably won 3-0 against the Serie A holder.
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Barcelona’s manager Ernesto Valverde spoke to the media after the match and gave a message to clues all around the world to stay patient, regarding Dembele’s injury.
He was quoted saying: “He’s (Dembele is) getting better in training all the time, but we’ll see how he does competitively. We hope he’s going to keep giving us more and more. You always ask about him, but we have to give him time.”
The Frenchman completed his move to Barcelona, this summer for a whooping €105M + Variables. Dembele’s professional career faltered before it had even started.
With the likes of Manchester City, RB Salzburg and Benfica circling around him. Even though signing for Barcelona was his dream, which has finally been accomplished.
We wish Dembele a quick recovery and will look forward to see him on the ground.
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