Didac Aguirre A Former Madrid Doctor Warns About the Bandages on Barça Players' Hands
The Curious Bandages That Barcelona Players Have Used for Months Have Been Explained by a Former Doctor
In the world of soccer, the risk of injuries has grown considerably over the years. With more and more matches being played, teams and players are looking for ways to continue performing throughout the entire season. However, certain clubs like Barcelona have been much talked about for certain methods they have come to use.
The most recognized is the constant use of bandages by their players during training and matches. It has become common to see them bandaged on their hands and wrists, which has been much talked about. Former Real Madrid doctor, Niko Mihic, explained: "If you want to have venous access, it's in the hands and wrists."
"Any doctor knows that if you want to have easy venous access, it's in the hands and wrists," Mihic reiterated to provide some explanation about this. Without assuring anything, Mihic commented that the bandages of the Barça players are curious.
Barcelona's Bandages
This season has seen an almost inexplicable resurgence from Barcelona. From being the laughingstock of all Europe and Spain last season, the players have made a leap that has raised more than one eyebrow. Trying to find an answer to this, Niko Mihic's words have shed some light on this dark and secret situation.
Knowing perfectly well everything that involves taking care of a professional player, it's interesting that Mihic finds these bandages curious. His words have made it clear that, at the very least, the bandages of Barcelona's players have something strange about them.
Commenting that the hands and wrists are easier places to introduce substances, Mihic has issued a clear warning. While Barcelona has remained silent about this all season, it wouldn't be surprising if they do so soon.
The Warning About Barcelona
Known for their questionable actions, Barcelona is once again in the spotlight for their curious bandages. Without confirming anything, at least for now, this can certainly give room for a deeper investigation to find out the reason for this.
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