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Eric Garcia picked up a little “gift” during Tuesday’s win for Barcelona over Galatasaray courtesy of Rafael Leao. The Barcelona defender showed off a cut and bruised leg after a tangle with the Gala forward in the 4-1 win for…

Barcelona defender Eric Garcia revealed a cut and bruised leg sustained during Tuesday's 4-1 Champions League victory over Galatasaray. Garcia joked about receiving a "little gift" after a collision with Rafael Leao during the match in Turkey, which left him with strapping on his leg.
Despite the knock, Garcia is not expected to miss any upcoming matches for Hansi Flick's team. Barcelona now turns its focus to an upcoming LaLiga fixture against Real Betis on Saturday, followed by matches against Paris Saint-Germain and the season's first El Clasico.
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