Barcelona is experiencing a sense of relief following the positive developments in the injury of young star Gavi, as the Spanish newspaper "AS" confirmed that the player has shown significant improvement in recent days regarding the pain in the internal cartilage of his right knee, which has greatly reduced the likelihood of him undergoing arthroscopic surgery.

According to the report, Gavi did not feel any progress at the beginning of the treatment period, and the impressions were negative, but the last week saw a major turnaround as the pain he was suffering from has almost disappeared. This situation may open up the opportunity for him to return to work on the field soon, with the aim of gradually joining the first team training.

Despite the optimism, the club is keen to handle the player's situation with caution, as his injury assessment is subject to daily monitoring. Predictions indicate that if this progress continues without any setbacks, Gavi could return to participate in matches within two weeks, coinciding with the clash against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League at the beginning of October.

On the other hand, the coming days remain crucial for determining the final recovery roadmap. If the positive indicators continue, the player may start group training within days. However, if any regression occurs, the option of surgical intervention may come back into play, although this possibility is not strongly considered at the moment within the club.