The Western media Daily Sports reported that De Jong had conducted separate training and the club was cautious about its return.

De Jong has returned to the Barcelona training base turf. De Jong was discomfort in his right leg external obturator muscle during the competition for the national team and conducted separate training. He completed the light course under the close supervision of the club's physical coach. With the club's permission, De Jong was about 20 minutes later than other teammates, because the original plan was not required to complete all the training content. However, his appearance confirmed that the injury was not serious. Frick hopes to enable him as soon as possible, but the club will not take risks and will handle its return with complete caution.

At around 11 a.m. local time, Gavey and Barde also appeared at the base. The two are still undergoing their respective recovery processes. Unlike De Jong, they have not been able to conduct grass training and are currently limited to specific activities. At this stage, they are still training in the gym, waiting for further instructions from the club's medical department.

The remaining players have resumed regular training after enjoying a day off. Some players use holiday travel to relax, while others return from their respective national teams. For example, when Rafinia was witnessed yesterday when she returned from Manchester, she appeared at the private flight terminal (he redirected there after he arrived from Ecuador), while Conde returned from Paris in the same way. Today, all international players have returned to the team and participated in high-intensity training, and are fully preparing for the La Liga against Valencia.

Barcelona's goal is to gradually clear the infirmary and welcome key players as the schedule progresses. The most anticipated one is Bernal. Bernal will be on his 365th day away from the field this week, and the medical department is working to get him a license to play against Valencia.

Nevertheless, the club insisted on being cautious. I don't want to take any risks for this important player who is regarded as a good player now and in the future. Its return will depend on subsequent training experiences and physical reactions. Although the recent feedback has continued to be good, the priority is to make him come back without hastily at the right time. Flick will work with the medical department to make the final decision in the coming days.