It sounds like the midfielder has a more serious injury due to ligament damage, which could range from a minor sprain to a complete tear, requiring extended recovery time. The club is still waiting for further tests to determine the severity and treatment plan.
Meanwhile, the center-back’s internal parameniscitis, which is inflammation of the inner part of the meniscus, is typically less severe. He will undergo treatment in Barcelona, likely focusing on rest, physiotherapy, and possibly anti-inflammatory medication.
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Barcelona midfielder Marc Casadó has suffered a right knee ligament injury and is awaiting further medical tests to determine the severity and treatment plan. Meanwhile, center-back Íñigo Martínez has been diagnosed with internal parameniscitis in his right knee.
As a result, both players will miss Spain’s crucial UEFA Nations League tie against the Netherlands on March 20 and 23. Their recovery will also be closely monitored ahead of Barcelona’s next match after the international break, a key LaLiga fixture against Girona on Sunday, March 30, at the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium.
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