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Major Setback for Barça: Ansu Fati Injures Himself Again After Returning from Injury!

Ansu Fati, the young star of FC Barcelona, continues to struggle with physical issues. After a series of injuries that have hindered his development since his explosive rise in Spain, the forward was loaned to Brighton last season, but the move didn’t yield positive results. Returning to Barcelona this summer, Fati, who had the backing of his new coach Hansi Flick, unfortunately suffered another injury during pre-season.
Since then, he has only played in seven brief appearances, totaling just 158 minutes of action. Now, Fati faces another setback: he sustained a right hamstring injury during training on Wednesday morning. The injury will keep him out for at least a month, meaning his return to action could be delayed until 2025.
This latest injury is another blow for a player whose talent has always been highly regarded, but whose body seems to be letting him down. Barça fans are hoping Fati can overcome these physical challenges and finally make a sustained impact in the team.
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