He was the new jewel of FC Barcelona, now he suffers a painful injury

FC Barcelona is one of the most in-form teams at the moment. The culé team has positioned itself significantly among the main European clubs and now, they seem to be little by little returning to their level with Xavi Hernández. The arrival of the current coach and team legend has been a vitalizing point for the players of the current team. In fact, they are having a good level even in the UEFA Champions League.

For this season, the club has managed to incorporate great players such as Iikay Gundogan, Oriol Romeu, Joao Cancelo and Joao Felix. In addition to having promising talents like Gavi and Pedri. However, one of the big bets for the club's future is a talented Brazilian goalscorer who plays in his country's league, and who the club has signed, but made the decision to leave him for one more season in his club. However, he worries FC Barcelona after hearing news of his most recent match.

The forward signed by FC Barcelona, Vitor Roque, had to leave after 11 minutes of the match between Athletico Paranaense, his current club, against Inter Porto Alegre. The Barça footballer, who reappeared after two weeks without competing after serving a suspension in the last matchday against Flamengo, was chased by Nico Hernández, a rival defender, and had to be carried off on a stretcher. The Colombian went directly after 'Tigrinho', unbalancing him with his left ankle, eight minutes into the match.

What happened to Vitor Roque?

Vitor Roque left the stadium very sore and in tears. Once he left the field, 'Tigrinho' was able to sit on the bench, where he received first aid. The Athletico Paranaense medical services were in charge of applying ice to the painful area, confident that it may just be a sprain, while waiting to perform medical tests. At the moment, FC Barcelona has an agreement for him to arrive in 2024, even considering his incorporation for January. However, this injury could affect his arrival time. The club wants to wait for medical tests.