Marc Casadó has sustained a ligament injury in his right knee.

Barcelona has confirmed that two of their players, Marc Casadó and Iñigo Martínez, have suffered knee injuries, ruling them out of upcoming matches. Casadó, a midfielder, has sustained a ligament injury in his right knee, which is considered the more serious of the two cases.

The club has stated that further medical examinations are required to determine the full extent of the injury and the appropriate course of treatment.

Meanwhile, center-back Iñigo Martínez has been diagnosed with internal parameniscitis in his right knee. The club has confirmed that he will undergo treatment in Barcelona under the supervision of the medical staff.

Although his injury is not as severe as Casadó’s, it will still require careful management to ensure a full recovery.

As a result of these injuries, both players will be unavailable for Spain’s crucial UEFA Nations League matches against the Netherlands, scheduled for March 20 and 23. These games will determine which team secures a spot in the tournament’s Final Four. Their absence is a significant setback for Spain, as both players could have contributed to the squad during this decisive phase.

For Barcelona, the injuries come at a crucial point in the season. After the international break, the club will resume its domestic campaign on Sunday, March 30, with a highly anticipated match against Girona at the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium in LaLiga EA Sports. The team will need to manage without Casadó and Martínez while hoping for their swift recovery.

The club has not provided a specific timeline for their return, emphasizing that further medical assessments are required before making any determinations. Fans and coaching staff alike will be awaiting updates on their conditions, as both players play important roles within the squad.

Barcelona’s medical team will closely monitor their rehabilitation process, ensuring that they receive the necessary treatment to recover as quickly and safely as possible. The injuries serve as a reminder of the physical demands of professional football and the importance of player fitness during a critical stage of the season.

With key fixtures ahead, including league and potential European commitments, Barcelona will need to rely on their squad depth to compensate for the absence of Casadó and Martínez. The club remains hopeful that both players will make a full recovery and return to action soon.