When it was reported from Dortmund that Erling Haaland had relapsed a few days ago from his previous injury, a trace of concern settled in FC Barcelona: It was not the first setback he suffered and his injury history was beginning to be excessively long for such a young player (21 years old)already losing more than fifteen games this season, including the Europa League tie against Rangers, which ended up leaving the German team out of Europe.
However, the Blaugrana club breathed a sigh of relief when they confirmed that Haaland’s latest injury is short-term. As you have been able to find out ASthe reports that have reached Barcelona is that the player does not even have a break in the adductorso it is expected that in a maximum period of ten to fifteen days it will be recovered.
And it is that within Barcelona they have been ‘monitoring’ the Borussia striker for some time: no detail can be left up in the air, especially if we are talking about such a powerful betof a player who will mark the destiny of the club in the next decade.
From here, Haaland’s injuries are monitored and studied in order to have a complete analysis of the striker, before taking such an important step. Right now, the Norwegian’s weak point is his right adductor, where he has had problems since January 23, when he was injured against Hoffenheim. Since that day, he has suffered two relapses. However, These are very minor problems and they will not be decisive, far from it, when considering the approach to his transfer..
Before the problems with the adductors, Haaland had had a hip injury, where he was out for a month and missed seven gamesas well as a muscle tear at the beginning of the season, which left him 18 days off the pitch.
A balance of injuries that is considered “normal” within the Blaugrana club, especially if we take into account the physical characteristics of the Norwegian player, who is almost two meters tall and weighs around 90 kilos. What is clear is that if he ends up coming to FC Barcelona, the doctors and physical trainers will prepare a specific and exhaustive plan for him to ‘haggle’ as much as possible all the physical setbacks inherent in having such a different body for a footballer.