In the long arc of athletic recovery, there is a particular kind of patience required — not only from the player, but from those who watch. Lamine Yamal, Barcelona's 19-year-old winger, is navigating that arc now: a hamstring injury in spring, a World Cup won but personally muted, and a new season begun unevenly. Coach Hansi Flick, speaking ahead of the club's third fixture, offered not alarm but perspective — the young man is finding his way back, and the signs, visible in training if not yet fully on the pitch, suggest he is heading somewhere familiar.
Flick: Lamine Yamal Returning to Top Form After Slow La Liga Start
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