The Spanish Football Federation (Federación Española de Fútbol) has announced that several key injuries will affect the upcoming season of La Liga, the top tier of Spanish football.
One of the most significant injuries is the return of Lionel Messi to the club after his injury last year. The Argentine forward sustained a serious knee ligament injury in the Copa del Rey final against Real Madrid last December, which required surgery. However, he is expected to be fully fit for the start of the new campaign, although there is still uncertainty about his exact return date.
Another key injury is the return of Cristiano Ronaldo, who suffered a knee ligament injury during the Copa del Rey final last year. Despite undergoing surgery earlier this month, Ronaldo's recovery from the injury remains uncertain, and it is not yet clear when he will be able to return to action.
Other key injuries include injuries to other key players such as Pepe, who was also injured last year, and Sergio Ramos, who sustained a cruciate ligament injury in the Copa del Rey final last year.
These injuries could have a significant impact on the team's performance and competitiveness, as they may limit their chances of winning titles or reaching the Champions League semi-finals. However, the Fédération Española de Fútbol is confident that they can overcome any challenges and continue to achieve success in the upcoming season of La Liga.