"After weeks of tension surrounding the Lamine Yamal situation, relations between Barcelona and the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) have finally returned to a sense of normalcy, according to MARCA. The outlet mentions that dialogue between the club and federation officials has resumed, with calm now prevailing after a period marked by misunderstandings and frustration. Yesterday, RFEF president Rafael Louzan made a visible effort to address growing concerns over the number of Barcelona players returning injured from international duty."
"The cautious management of players was evident in Spain's match against Bulgaria, where Pedri played just 66 minutes before being substituted. In the lead-up to the match, Barcelona executives had planned to travel to the venue but were ultimately unable to attend. The tension had been particularly tied to the handling of injured players. Notably, Lamine Yamal was left out of the squad before the latest training camp, Dani Olmo was ruled out prior to Spain's match against Georgia,"
Relations between Barcelona and the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) returned to normalcy after weeks of tension linked to the Lamine Yamal situation. Dialogue between club and federation officials has resumed and calm now prevails following previous misunderstandings and frustration. RFEF president Rafael Louzan publicly addressed concerns about the number of Barcelona players returning injured from international duty. Individual cases such as Ferran Torres, Dani Olmo and Pedri prompted scrutiny over transparency and communication. Barcelona executives had planned to attend the Bulgaria match but did not. Both parties have implemented clearer communication channels and prioritized player welfare ahead of upcoming matches.
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