Excellent news for FC Barcelona. After several days of individual work away from the group, Raphinha participated in collective training

FC Barcelona captain Raphinha returned to collective team training on Thursday following several days of individual recovery work. The 29-year-old forward hopes to feature in Barcelona's upcoming La Liga fixture against Real Betis on Saturday, with manager Hansi Flick set to make the final decision regarding his inclusion.
Raphinha had been sidelined since sustaining a right thigh injury while playing for Brazil against Australia on September 30. His return provides a timely boost ahead of Barcelona's upcoming Champions League match against Paris Saint-Germain and the upcoming El Clasico against Real Madrid. Midfielder Frenkie de Jong also participated in Thursday's group training session.
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