Wednesday 12 August 2009

Medical: Further tests for Messi tomorrow

Barcelona's official website has announced that Barcelona player Lionel Messi (22) will undergo tests tomorrow, after he suffered a muscle contracture during yesterday's training session with the Argentinian national team.

Barcelona's medical staff has been in touch with the Argentinian national team doctors to discuss the issue.


Although he won't take part in tonight's friendly against Russia, Messi will stay with the squad in Moscow and return to Barcelona on Thursday, when he will undergo further tests.

Read more:
Medical: Messi out for Russia friendly
Medical: Milito could join group in October

8 comments:

Anonymous said...

mein, seems like argentines are short!!! talk of messi, kun, tevez

Anonymous said...

hope it isn´t serius

mike in africa said...

wel, their lack of height is serious. but they're lethal.

Anonymous said...

Sport claims Barca inquired about Arda Turan from Galatasaray... If we really want him we could buy him in split second, Rjikaard being their manager :)

Iason said...

Argentina sucks now. They have players like Di Maria, Zarate, Higuain, Cambiasso, Demichellis and Samuel that are amazing and they choose to play Gutierez, Milito, Veron, Diaz, another random CB and an off form Kun instead. Argentina can be right up there with Brazil and Spain if they used the right players but Maradona is stupid. A Striker partnership of Higuain and Zarate with Di Maria and Messi on the wings would be awesome!

Mahmoud said...

Nobody plays with two wingers and two strikers any more. You get hammered in central midfield with such a line-up.

noder said...

Argentina is winning Russia 3-1, el Kun scored equalizer & made an assisted 3rd goal of Datolo, very effective technique he has. BTW second goal was scored by Lisandro Lopes after the minute he appeared on the pitch, so did Datolo. Arshavin should been transfered to Barça last year, what a playmaker...

Anonymous said...

good news1! no injury guyz.
but he will do further tests in barcelona.
http://www.ole.clarin.com/notas/2009/08/12/futbolinternacional/01976949.html

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