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Raphinha injury tests will determine whether Barcelona winger can face Getafe after Brazil withdrew him with a thigh muscle problem.

Barcelona are awaiting medical updates on Raphinha after a hamstring issue cut short his international duty with Brazil. Imaging on September 30 revealed a small muscle edema in his right thigh, sustained during Brazil's 4-2 win against Australia. As a precaution, Brazil released the 29-year-old winger ahead of their upcoming friendly against India to allow Barcelona's medical staff to conduct further examinations.
According to Diario AS journalist Javi Miguel, Raphinha could face a preliminary absence of around 10 days. Barcelona play Getafe next, leaving his availability uncertain as manager Hansi Flick prepares for a demanding autumn fixture schedule.
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