Barcelona player Lamine Yamal has begun a treatment and recovery program for the injury he recently sustained, according to the Spanish newspaper "Mundo Deportivo."

The player had been absent from participating with Barcelona after suffering an injury to the biceps femoris muscle in his left leg during the team's match against Celta Vigo, following his goal from a penalty kick.

According to the report, Lamine Yamal headed to the Joan Gamper Sports City to begin his treatment phase, focusing on catching up for the World Cup scheduled for next June.

The source also mentioned that coach Hans Flick gave the team an optional training session after the win against Getafe, granting the players two days off, with the team set to resume training next Wednesday.

Three other Barcelona players continue their treatment programs at the Joan Gamper Sports City: Raphinha, Marc Bernal, and Andreas Christensen.

According to the report, Raphinha and Marc Bernal have a chance to return to group training this week, while Christensen continues his rehabilitation program in its final stages, with the possibility of joining the team soon.

Barcelona is preparing to resume training on Wednesday, following a break, in preparation for their match against Osasuna next Saturday as part of the Spanish league competition.