Report: Barcelona's Daniel Alves Out For Three Weeks

The Brazilian's injury flared up during the warm-up.

By Arjun Miglani

Daniel Alves (Barcelona)
Barcelona will have to do without the services of Daniel Alves for three weeks, after he aggravated his injury in the warm-up before the match against Getafe.

According to Marca, Alves was due to start the game, but suffered further pain during the pre-match warm up. He has been suffering from a fibrilar break in the right leg.

Alves will miss league games against Atletico Madrid and Racing Santander, as well as the Champions League clash against Stuttgart.


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