Barcelona forward Ansu Fati was hit with another cruel injury on Wednesday, after a hamstring issue ruled him out for the next month. In theory, he could have returned to action for Barcelona’s

Barcelona winger Ansu Fati has been ruled out for four weeks after suffering a hamstring injury, the Catalan club said in a statement on Wednesday.

Barcelona confirmed on Wednesday that Ansu Fati suffered a right hamstring injury in training and has been ruled out of action for the next four weeks. Fati’s injury nightmare continues after already missing the start of the season with a foot problem,

Fati has struggled with muscle injuries since returning from a serious knee injury that he suffered in November 2020, with a torn hamstring he suffered while playing in Bilbao in January 2022, which saw him miss a further three months.

Ansu Fati has had a difficult time of his career at Barcelona so far, having made only four appearances this season and accumulating just 125 minutes on the field, he is set to be left on the

Fati's injury is part of a growing list of injury concerns at Barcelona, as the club also faces setbacks with other key players. Lamine Yamal, who recently broke Fati’s record as the youngest-ever Barcelona player and goalscorer,

Fati's most recent appearance took place in Sunday's defeat to Real Sociedad, with the attacker coming off the bench to play over 20 minutes at the Reale Arena. He will now spend the next month working on his recovery as he looks to make a return to action at some point in December.

Barcelona winger Ansu Fatu will be unavailable for the next four weeks due to a hamstring injury. The 22-year-old sustained the issue during a training session on Wednesday. Barcelona confirmed that Fati had “ suffered a muscular injury in the biceps femoris of his right thigh” and is expected to miss about a month of action.