After Gavi's injury, the impressive amount that FIFA will have to pay FC Barcelona

Gavi suffered a significant injury with the Spanish national team, something that will be very important and is terrible bad news for FC Barcelona. Gavi may be criticized by some and loved by others, but the quality that the footballer has is undeniable. After this situation, the player significantly establishes himself as one of the best players currently on the squad.

After Gavi's first diagnosis, the prognoses are not at all promising and indicate the possibility of a long-term injury for the Barça player. Starting on 28 days of inactivity since the injury occurred on Sunday night, it will mean that he will have to be compensated by FIFA.

The Barça player fell to the ground after a fortuitous action with Lochoshvili that forced him to leave the field of play to be treated. The Barça footballer returned to the green to check his feelings, but three minutes later he stepped wrong while trying to control a ball and immediately noticed that it was something major and requested the intervention of the team's doctors. The same ones who, after the first examinations, conveyed their concern by pointing to the cruciate ligament as the affected area. "We are worried". The club confirmed that it will be difficult for him to return before 9 months.

The amount that FC Barcelona will have to pay Gavi

The injury, which occurs during a training camp with his national team and the player's time out exceeds 28 days, FIFA must compensate FC Barcelona with the payment of 20,548 euros for each day that the footballer cannot play. The counter will start starting next December 16, the date on which the first 28 days are exceeded. Under this Program, and as established by FIFA “clubs will be compensated, to a certain extent, if their professional footballers suffer injuries due to an accident while playing with the representative senior teams in matches played on the dates that appear on the international calendar. of matches for the period until December 31, 2026.”