"The official statement from the RFEF reads: "The Medical Services of the RFEF wish to express their surprise and discomfort after learning at 13:47 on Monday, November 10, the day of the start of the official training camp with the national team, that player Lamine Yamal had undergone an invasive radiofrequency procedure for the treatment of his pubic discomfort that same morning.""
"Yamal, after having played the full 90 minutes for Barcelona in a thrilling 4-2 victory over Celta Vigo on Sunday, November 9, was due to play in Spain's national team for the two upcoming World Cup qualifier matches, but the RFEF revealed he needed to be dropped due to his undergoing an invasive radiofrequency procedure for pubalgia, a chronic groin injury."
Lamine Yamal underwent an invasive radiofrequency procedure to treat pubalgia and was subsequently removed from Spain's squad for World Cup qualifiers. The RFEF learned at 13:47 on November 10 that the procedure had been carried out that same morning and only received a report at 22:40 recommending 7–10 days of rest. Yamal had played the full 90 minutes for Barcelona in a 4-2 win over Celta Vigo on November 9 and had been expected to join qualifiers versus Georgia and Turkey. The RFEF cited player health and released him from the call-up.
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