According to "Daily Sports" report, Barcelona and the Spanish Football Federation had a dispute over Yamal's physical condition. On Tuesday, Spanish coach Luis de la Fuente removed Yamal from the current squad.
Reports revealed that the reason for the Football Association's dissatisfaction was that they discovered that Barcelona had just performed an invasive radiofrequency treatment for Yamal's pubic bone injury before he reported to Madrid. The minimally invasive surgery, designed to regulate pain in the pubic area, will force Yamal to rest for seven to 10 days.
The article explains the details of the treatment: This is an outpatient surgery performed under local anesthesia. Through image guidance, a fine needle is inserted into the nerves in the painful area, such as the ilioinguinal nerve, genitofemoral nerve, etc., and high-frequency radio waves are applied to temporarily block pain signals.
This treatment plan is usually used after conservative treatments such as physical therapy have failed and before formal surgery. Radiofrequency treatment does not cure the cause of pubic pain, but it can break the cycle of pain. Pubic pain is a common problem for explosive players like Yamal and Nico Williams.
Barcelona’s goal is to prevent Yamal’s injury from becoming chronic. If his recovery goes well, Yamal is expected to return to the Barca pitch in the final stages of November.
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