Barcelona's young talent, Lamine Yamal, was playing through the pain barrier for Spain during the recent World Cup qualifiers against Bulgaria and Turkey. However, this has now resulted in him being sidelined for the crucial La Liga match against Valencia due to aggravating his pre-existing injury.

Hansi Flick, the Barcelona manager, expressed his frustration with Spain's handling of Yamal's injury. Flick believes that it was irresponsible of Spain to field the young winger considering his injury status, which has now caused further complications for the player and the team.

Yamal's absence from the upcoming Valencia clash is a significant blow for Barcelona, as the young talent has been a key player for the team. Flick will now need to reshuffle his lineup and come up with a strategy to compensate for the absence of the promising winger.

As Flick navigates the situation and works on managing the fallout from Spain's decision, Barcelona fans are eager to see how the team will perform without Yamal in the upcoming fixture against Valencia. This development serves as a reminder of the delicate balance clubs and national teams must strike in managing player fitness and availability during international breaks.