Barcelona has received some bad news a day after extending its perfect start to the season as winger Dani Olmo was diagnosed with a leg injury that will sideline him for four to five weeks.

After an exciting start to his Barcelona career, Dani Olmo will spend the next month on the sidelines. Olmo's move from RB Leipzig to Barcelona headlined the Catalans' summer transfers. The 26-year-old recorded eight goals and five assists across all competitions last season before scoring three goals for Spain at Euro 2024.

Barcelona’s highly anticipated Champions League campaign kicks off on Thursday against AS Monaco, but the team’s preparations have been marred by a series of injuries. The latest setback comes

Barcelona forward Dani Olmo will be out for up to five weeks due to a right hamstring injury. This comes after he scored in a 4-1 win against Girona. The injury is a setback for manager Hansi Flick's team as they prepare for the European Champions League campaign.

Barcelona forward Dani Olmo is set to miss four to five weeks after picking up a thigh injury in his team's 4-1 victory over Girona on Sunday, the club announced on Monday.

Barcelona manager Hansi Flick is gearing up for his Champions League debut with a carefully crafted lineup for Thursday’s match against AS Monaco. According to a report by Jordi Gil in SPORT,

Olmo had made a dream start to life back at Barça, scoring in his first three games and looking like a perfect fit for Hansi Flick’s system. But the Spanish international is gone for now, and the coach will once again have to find a replacement for an injured player in his starting XI — which has sadly been a very regular occurrence to start Barça’s season.