A Spanish doctor from La Cadena Ser has returned to the subject of Lamine Yamal's pubalgia. A troublesome injury that, according to Doctor Pedro Luis Ripoll, could reduce almost 50% of the Spanish prodigy's abilities.

Two days after a heated Clasico, Spanish doctor Pedro Luis Ripoll discussed Lamine Yamal's pubalgia. Speaking on La Cadena Ser's "El Larguero" radio show, the doctor expressed concern about the Spanish international's health. This persistent pain in the groin and pubic area is seriously hampering Lamine Yamal, with an injury that is "frankly difficult to treat."

"It's characterized by pain that reduces the player's ability to move and shoot by almost 50%, which is exactly what we saw in El Clasico," the doctor explains. "This means he's barely shooting on goal, he has difficulty moving, and he's constantly stretching," he adds.

Yamal at the heart of discussions

This groin pain has caused the FC Barcelona winger to miss five matches since the start of the season. And when he has been on the pitch, the 18-year-old prodigy hasn't fully impressed. During the El Clasico on Matchday 10 of La Liga, he was more notable for his numerous arguments with his opponents at the end of the match than for his performances on the pitch.

Before the match, and as has been the case in recent weeks, Lamine Yamal made headlines again for controversial remarks. The Spanish international had made serious accusations about Real Madrid. "They steal, they complain all the time," he said angrily on a show hosted by Spanish streamer Ibai during the Kings League. The Madrid press naturally reacted, accusing him of already thinking he's the "king of football." This was just one of the many controversies surrounding one of the biggest stars in world football. A few days ago, Hansi Flick had to speak out against rumors of an unpunished delay during the Champions League match against PSG. Between injuries and numerous controversial exits, Lamine Yamal continues to be the talk of the town.