According to "World Sports News", Flick received two good news in preparation for Sunday's game against Elche. Although the team has suffered from injuries to many players recently, Lewandowski and Olmo resumed normal training yesterday. The return of these two players provides the team with more options in the midfield and offensive line, especially with Pedri's absence and Ferran Torres' poor form.

Lewandowski scored 42 goals last season and is a key figure in the team. The Polish striker is a guaranteed goal scorer and although Flick plans to manage his fitness wisely this season, his contribution could still have a decisive impact on the team. He was injured after the October international break and was initially not expected to return until after the next offseason, but it now appears he may return sooner.

During his absence, Ferran Torres also missed the games against Girona and Olympiakos, including being on the bench but not playing against the Greek team.

In addition to Lewandowski's return, Olmo's return also provides Flick with more tactical options. Olmo left the team during the last training session with the national team and is likely to feature against Elche three weeks later. Olmo's return would be a big gift, especially since Pedri has been out injured for more than a month.

Olmo was considered the main attacking midfielder at the beginning of this season, but he failed to achieve the efficient performance of last season. He has not played since the national team match day in October. Now his comeback is very necessary: ​​in the absence of Pedri, he can provide support in the midfield, but also play a role in the front line, becoming a versatile player in Flick's hands.