Barcelona forward Raphinha is not expected to return for up to a month after suffering a setback with his hamstring injury. The Brazil international returned to partial training with Hansi Flick’s squad on Thursday and was hoping to prove his fitness in time to play a part in Sunday’s first Clasico of the season against Real Madrid.

This Saturday, October 25, comes with many important news. We are one day away from the Clásico, the Real Madrid-Barcelona match, and the buildup has heated up after Lamine Yamal's statements in the Kings League, as it reportedly annoyed the Real Madrid locker room.

The Brazilian winger, who had been recovering from a hamstring injury, looked close to returning in time for the clash — only for fresh doubts to emerge over his fitness just days before kickoff.

Raphinha had the most goal involvements in last season’s Champions League, finishing the competition with 13 goals and eight assists

With Raphinha back in group dynamics, Barcelona is already preparing its strategy to face its eternal rival. The Brazilian’s race against time seems to have paid off, and his name will undoubtedly be one of the most talked about in the hours leading up to the much-anticipated Clásico.

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