FC Barcelona star Raphinha said he understood his teammate Lamine Yamal's anger with Hansi Flick during the 2-2 Champions League draw with Atalanta on Wednesday.

Brazil winger Raphinha is possibly the best player in La Liga this season, so what’s holding the Barcelona forward back from eminence?

The Champions League league phase is done and dusted, a thrilling catalogue of games seeing Manchester City narrowly avoid elimination, Liverpool top the table and big names struggle on their way to the playoffs.

Barcelona finished second in the Champions League table after a 2-2 draw at home to Atalanta in their final fixture on Wednesday.

Second only to Liverpool's front three in terms of their productivity, Barca's frontline are rightly receiving plenty of praise

Raphinha has, at least for now, moved ahead of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Robert Lewandowski in Barcelona’s Champions League history books.

After eight matchdays and a ridiculous 144 games, the Champions League's controversial new league phase wrapped up on Wednesday, with Liverpool finishing top of the table and Manchester City scraping into the play-off places.

Barcelona winger Raphinha said that he understood Lamine Yamal's angry reaction to being substituted "very well" after he was taken off in Barcelona's 2-2 draw with Atalanta in the Champions League on Wednesday. ( More Football News) The draw means Barcelona finished second in the 36-team league, ensuring a bye through the play-off round.

Raphinha has spoken out about Lamine Yamal’s visible frustration after being substituted in the final minutes of FC Barcelona’s 2-2 draw against Atalanta.

Barcelona star Raphinha has taken to social media, to send a message of appreciation to a fellow member of the attacking ranks at the club.The player in question? Ferran Torres.This comes owing to

Barcelona sold off club assets in the summer of 2022 to get some much needed cash to sign striker Robert Lewandowski, Brazilian forward Raphinha and versatile defender Jules Koundé.

For a goal of remarkable calm to decide a game of extraordinary chaos, Barcelona's Raphinha Dias Belloli takes our Moment of the UEFA Champions League mid-week.