Rafa Mir

Mir (quadriceps/personal) will not return to the squad in the coming weeks, manager Ruben Baraja told media during the pre-match press conference before Monday's match against Las Palmas. "He's doing fine, but when you go through something like he's gone through, you need more. I reckon he'll return to team training in a couple weeks, and we hope he can be available for the second half of the season."

Mir is out for the time being due to a quadriceps injury, according to his club.

Mir has now picked up a small injury to go along with his pending sexual assault allegations, according to manager Ruben Baraja. "I had a control test of his small injury this morning and the feeling is that it is going quite well and we are going to assess what situation we have. He has not trained almost anything with the group and I always like that there is that previous process to get to the competition in conditions, but now we will evaluate.

Mir has been arrested for alleged sexual assault, his club announced Tuesday.

Mir assisted once to go with two shots (zero on goal) and one chance created in Friday's 3-1 loss versus Celta Vigo.