Barcelona manager Hansi Flick finds himself navigating tactical complexities following the recent physical scare suffered by Brazilian winger Raphinha, even though medical evaluations have completely ruled out a muscle tear. Spanish publication SPORT reported on Monday that Flick and the club's medical department are reluctant to take any unnecessary risks with Raphinha. The coaching staff is strongly considering resting him against Getafe in La Liga, aiming to preserve his fitness for upcoming crucial fixtures against Galatasaray and Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League, alongside league showdowns with Real Betis and Real Madrid. Should Raphinha be sidelined, Gabriel Jesus stands out as the frontrunner to spearhead the frontline, having already netted two goals as a substitute against Feyenoord and Racing Santander. Additionally, young Egyptian forward Hamza Abdelkarim offers another viable alternative to revitalize the attack, bolstered by pure striker traits and an international goal during the recent break despite limited club minutes.