Lionel Messi was discharged and will travel to Germany for the Champions League match

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The wait is over. Lionel Messi will return to the courts in the match that Barcelona will face in Germany, corresponding to the first date of Group F of the Champions League.

As reported by the Catalan club in its social networks, the Rosario star was discharged and will be part of the Blaugrana delegation that will debut in the most coveted competition on the continent.

"Leo Messi and Neto receive the medical discharge for the debut in the Champions League," was the message that was read on the official Twitter account of the Catalan club and quickly the Argentine fans responded enthusiastically.

La Pulga has not yet debuted in the 2019/20 season for an injury that has taken him away from the courts since he returned from his vacation, after the Copa América final he played with the Argentine national team in Brazil. The captain of the Culé added more than 40 days without playing and on Tuesday he will be present in the duel against Borussia Dortmund, corresponding to the first date of the Champions League.

With the absence of Messi, the current champion of La Liga played four games for the domestic competition and accumulated two wins, a draw and a defeat, so that his fans look forward to the return of his top figure.

The images of Lionel Messi's latest training in Catalonia

In the last trainings, the Catalan entity showed the work that the Argentine did, where he was seen in optimal conditions displaying the talent he used. "The available players of the first team worked in the Pitch 2 of the Ciutat Esportiva Joan Gamper, and those who played against Valencia did a post-game recovery job. Leo Messi returned with the group," the club said on its official website .

Located in fifth place at 3 units of Seville, the only leader, Barcelona will face its highest international goal with the return of its captain in the debut of his area against the German team. The other two rivals of the first phase will be Inter Milan and Slavia Prague.