Lamine Yamal, the promising Barcelona forward, has made a return to full team training following an ankle injury sustained on December 15 during a La Liga match. 
Medical evaluations confirmed a grade 1 injury to his anterior tibiofibular ligament, sidelining him for several weeks.
The 16-year-old prodigy has since undergone a structured rehabilitation program, enabling his gradual reintegration into the squad.
Despite this positive development, Yamal is unlikely to feature in the Copa del Rey match against U.D. Barbastro scheduled for January 4.
However, the club is optimistic about his potential availability for the Spanish Super Cup semifinal against Athletic Club on January 8, where his presence could provide a significant boost.
Barcelona's preparations for the upcoming matches have also been bolstered by the return of other key players, including Andreas Christensen and Héctor Fort, who have recovered from their respective injuries. The team will look to build on their momentum in these critical fixtures.
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