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Barcelona injuries leave Eric García out of PSG and the Clásico, while Jules Koundé remains doubtful for the Real Madrid match on 25 October.

Barcelona defenders Eric García and Jules Koundé have suffered injuries ahead of critical fixtures against Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid. García sustained a right-thigh rectus femoris muscle injury and is expected to miss three to four weeks, ruling him out of both matches. Meanwhile, Koundé suffered a left-ankle sprain that will sideline him for Tuesday's Champions League clash with PSG, leaving him doubtful for the upcoming Clásico on October 25.
Both players underwent medical tests following Barcelona's 5-2 victory against Real Betis. Manager Hansi Flick faces defensive selection dilemmas, though defender Gerard Martín did not require tests after taking a knock and is expected to be available for the midweek fixture in Paris.
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