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Barcelona midfielder Pedri put on a masterclass on Tuesday night against Galatasaray but admitted after the game that he hadn’t actually been feeling 100 per cent. Pedri asked to be taken off in the second half but said it was…

Barcelona midfielder Pedri revealed he asked to be substituted during Tuesday's UEFA Champions League clash against Galatasaray due to stomach pain rather than an injury. Pedri explained to Movistar that he felt unwell and chose to come off so a fresh player could enter the pitch.
Barcelona recovered from a goal down to defeat Galatasaray 4-1 following a dominant second-half performance. Pedri commended the team's reaction and highlighted upcoming fixtures against Real Betis, PSG, and Real Madrid.
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