"The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) released an official statement earlier today confirming that FC Barcelona forward Ferran Torres was ruled out of their upcoming game against Bulgaria due to muscle overload. The attacker, as such, was being released from the national team camp to return to Barça, where he can undergo recovery. This update raised concerns over Ferran's fitness ahead of an important run of fixtures for the Catalans, starting with the Catalan derby this weekend."
"The 25-year-old complained of muscular discomfort after Spain's game against Georgia on Saturday night, and tests have revealed some overload. However, there is no injury sustained by the forward. But the Spain medical staff, along with that of Barça, and national team manager Luis de la Fuente, have decided not to take any risks with him, which is why he has been released. But the expectation, as of now, is that Ferran will be ready and available for Saturday's encounter against Girona on 18 October."
RFEF confirmed FC Barcelona forward Ferran Torres was ruled out of Spain's game against Bulgaria due to muscle overload. The forward was released from the national team camp to return to Barça for recovery. Tests revealed muscular overload after Spain's game against Georgia, but no injury has been sustained. Spain and Barça medical staff and national manager opted to avoid risk and released him. The expectation is that Ferran will be fit for Barcelona's Catalan derby against Girona on 18 October. Barcelona face multiple fitness issues with Dani Olmo, Lamine Yamal, Fermin Lopez, Raphinha, Gavi, and Joan Garcia sidelined.
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