Robert Lewandowski remains a doubt for the FC Barcelona vs Real Madrid match. The Polish player has positioned himself in an important way in the current season and hopes to continue being key for the club in the following duels. However, he was injured in the previous match and his presence remains in doubt. However, there is optimism for this match, all because of the sensations he is giving in training.
The forward's message opens a door to hope for the Barcelona fans, who saw how he had to retire in O Dragao's Champions League match against Porto due to an injury. The first predictions were that he would have a difficult time getting to the duel with Real Madrid, but the footballer is optimistic.
In words with the WP Sportwoke program, Lewandowski revealed his routine to recover as soon as possible. "From Wednesday to Friday I rested. I have been working and rehabilitating since Friday. I take care of my leg, 7-10 days. This is the most important time for the ankle to rest," he said. And if there is optimism with Lewandowski, the same sensations are also felt with Raphinha. The Brazilian forward suffered a tear in the femoral biceps of his right leg at the end of September, with an initial prognosis of four to five weeks out. However, his evolution is being so satisfactory that today no one in the club dares to rule him out for the Clásico.
Will Lewandowski make it to the game?
Of course, Lewy himself assures that he will not force himself to be in the game against the meringues. "More will be said next week, but it looks better than many people thought. There is no return date. It all depends on how the leg reacts. If I'm not fit, I won't force myself to play," he admitted. Robert Lewandowski's participation in the Classic on October 28 is still not ruled out
