According to the latest report from Mundo Deportivo, Gavi will undergo an MRI scan at Barcelona's training ground this morning to determine whether he has sustained any injury to his right knee.

It is reported that Gavi had been feeling pain in his lower right knee for some time before being substituted, after being bumped while pressing in the penalty area. However, he continued to play until he had to leave the field at halftime.

This morning, he will undergo a medical examination at Barcelona's training ground to determine whether he has sustained an injury to his right knee. He will have an MRI scan. Flick downplayed the injury at the press conference. "His injury is less serious than we initially thought, and he was much better after the game."

After the game, Gavi walked off the field on his own, although he was limping slightly. He requested medical attention from Dr. Ricard Pruna, who quickly glanced toward the bench and signaled for a substitution. Pedri came on with almost no warm-up.

Flick and his assistant Markus Sorg were very confused by Gavi's departure, undoubtedly because Gavi insisted on staying on the field after feeling unwell, and if Flick has any principle, it is that players must be 100% fit to play.

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