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Barcelona share Jesse Bisiwu update after summer signing stretchered off

Some good news on the injury front.

Barcelona share Jesse Bisiwu update after summer signing stretchered off

Barcelona have released an update regarding the injury of their summer signing, Jesse Bisiwu, who was stretchered off during a match on Wednesday night. The 18-year-old Argentine made his debut for the club at FC Barcelona Atletic, but had to be replaced after suffering a heavy tackle in the early stages of the game. Initially taken off the pitch and then transported on a stretcher, Bisiwu has since undergone additional medical tests.

Barcelona's statement confirms that the injury suffered by the young footballer is a mere contusion to his left thigh. This positive news is expected to provide relief to both the club and Bisiwu himself. The talented teenager has only recently joined Barcelona from Club Brugge, and he brings great expectations for the upcoming season.

The club is confident that Bisiwu will be able to return to training soon, paving the way for his potential first-team appearances.

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