Robert Lewandowski’s recovery is on track, and he’s expected to be ready for Barcelona’s Champions League semi-final second leg against Inter Milan.
According to Barcelona’s coach Hansi Flick, Lewandowski’s progress is better than expected after suffering a semitendinosus muscle strain in his left thigh nearly two weeks ago.
Lewandowski has started training with the squad and will likely be included in the matchday group, potentially coming on as a high-impact substitute in the second half.
Lewandowski’s availability adds depth and experience to Barcelona’s lineup, and his return could prove decisive even if only for 30 minutes.
Ferran Torres is expected to lead the line from the start, while Lewandowski’s inclusion will provide valuable options for Flick. Meanwhile, defender Alejandro Balde has been ruled out for the match due to a hamstring injury.
The Champions League semi-final second leg against Inter Milan is a crucial match for Barcelona, and Lewandowski’s return will be a significant boost.
Barcelona still has important matches coming up in the La Liga title race, including against Real Madrid next weekend, and Flick is prioritizing his players’ fitness. Lewandowski’s recovery is a positive development for Barcelona fans ahead of the big match.
