Barcelona is set to receive financial compensation from FIFA following the injury sustained by Raphinha during the recent international break. The Brazilian player suffered a right thigh injury during a friendly match against the French national football team. Medical assessments indicate an expected absence of roughly five weeks for the attacker.
Due to the extended nature of his injury, exceeding FIFA’s minimum requirement of 28 days, Barcelona is now entitled to a compensation payment under the Club Protection Scheme. This scheme is designed to safeguard clubs when key players are unavailable through injury. FIFA’s compensation process is based on the player’s established salary and the duration of his absence.
In Raphinha’s situation, Barcelona could receive approximately €143,836 as compensation. This payment represents a valuable measure to lessen the financial consequences of his absence. Unfortunately, Raphinha’s injury will prevent him from participating in two upcoming Champions League matches against Atletico Madrid.
Despite this compensation, the amount remains somewhat limited. The Barcelona club is actively seeking ways to minimize the financial impact of this setback.
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Barcelona expects to receive a considerable sum from FIFA as a result of Raphinha’s injury. This compensation stems from the injury he sustained during the most recent international period. Raphinha,