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Hansi Flick plans to give Raphinha 15-20 minutes against Real Betis to ensure he is fully ready to start Barcelona's Champions League clash against PSG.

FC Barcelona manager Hansi Flick has established a clear strategy to ease captain Raphinha back into action following a muscular injury. According to reporter Javi Miguel, Flick intends to play the forward for 15 to 20 minutes off the bench against Real Betis this weekend. The objective is to help Raphinha rebuild match rhythm while avoiding excessive strain.
If the substitute appearance goes smoothly, Raphinha is expected to start Tuesday's UEFA Champions League clash against Paris Saint-Germain. Flick prefers a gradual buildup rather than risking immediate 90-minute European action, ensuring Raphinha is physically prepared to face PSG.
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