After El-Clasico, Andreas Iniesta leave barcelona three weeks

Iniesta injury serious muscle on the right calf

Allinformation.com- Barcelona must lose midfielder Andres Iniesta flagship, for three weeks due to exposure to a calf injury after diving El-Clasico.

Time against Madrid, Iniesta pulled out in minute 72. He complained of pain in his right leg and could not continue the game. The Spain international was eventually replaced Sergi Roberto.

The 30-year-old according to a report cited from the US must rest for at least three weeks, that means Iniesta will not strengthen Barcelona against Celta and Almeria as well as the Champions League trip to Ajax.

Iniesta also the possibility can not strengthen the Spanish national team in the 2016 European Cup qualifier against Belarus and another friendly match against World Cup champion Germany, which will be held on 15 and 18 November.

One day after El-Clasico, Barcelona and testing has confirmed that the player's number eight was a fairly serious injury.

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