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Barcelona coach Hansi Flick explains how Yamal minutes are being managed after the winger chose to stay on during the Getafe match.

Barcelona manager Hansi Flick has addressed the management of Lamine Yamal's playing time following the team's victory against Getafe at Spotify Camp Nou. Flick revealed he asked Yamal if he wanted to be substituted, but the winger opted to remain on the pitch. While praising Yamal's commitment, Flick stressed that the young forward's workload must still be handled carefully amid a demanding fixture schedule.
The win over Getafe marked Barcelona's eighth consecutive LaLiga victory this season and their 23rd straight home win. Flick expressed concern over player fatigue following the international break and highlighted the need for rotation as Barcelona prepares for an upcoming match against Galatasaray.
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