Young Marc Bernal delivered a remarkable performance in Barcelona's 3-0 victory over Levante, confirming his full recovery after the serious knee injury that sidelined him for most of last season's matches.

According to the Spanish newspaper 'Mundo Deportivo', the 18-year-old midfielder opened the scoring for Barcelona and continued to deliver outstanding performances, enhancing coach Hans Flick's confidence in him for the upcoming phase.

Bernal scored his goal from his only shot on target and achieved perfect passing statistics, completing all 47 of his passes without error, out of 59 interventions during the match, playing a crucial role in linking the defensive and offensive lines of the Catalan team.

His precision extended to dribbling as well, successfully completing the only dribble he attempted, achieving 2 out of 3 successful tackles, winning one aerial duel, and executing one clearance before being substituted by his teammate Pedri, returning from injury.

This development in Marc Bernal's performance is positive news for Barcelona as the critical phase of the season approaches, especially since he had previously scored against Mallorca as well, reflecting a clear upward trend in his performance.