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Barcelona star almost certain to miss Atletico Madrid showdown despite squad inclusionBarcelona head coach Hansi Flick has named his squad for Tuesdays Champions League quarter-final second leg showdown against Atletico Madrid at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano. The big question in the lead-up to the announcement has been whether or not Marc Bernal will be included, and the teenage midfielders name has appeared on the list but with an asterisk.Flicks squad was made known on Monday morning, and although Bernal has been called up, he is yet to receive the medical green light from Barcelonas medical department. With less than 36 hours to go until kick-off in the Spanish capital, it does appear almost certain that he will not be able to take part.Bernal, who has been linked with a move to Atleti in recent weeks, suffered an ankle sprain during Barcelonas La Liga victory at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano earlier this month. It had been hoped that he would be able to return in time to play in the upcoming Champions League quarter-final second leg, but its unlikely to be the case now.Flick has big decision to make in midfieldWith Bernal set to miss out, it opens the door for several candidates to partner Pedri in the centre of Barcelonas midfield. Frenkie de Jong is back after his own injury issue, although the match may come too soon for him to play from the start. If that is the case, it would likely be Gavi or Eric Garcia that is in the line-up, given that Marc Casado is not trusted by Flick.Winning the midfield battle will be crucial if Barcelona are to overturn their two-goal deficit to Atleti. Having Pedri in there gives them a huge edge, but he will need support de Jong or Gavi would be best-suited to give him some, but whether either starts at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano remains to be seen.

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Former Chelsea captain John Terry is on the verge of completing a 14million acquisition of League Two side Colchester United as part of a consortium.The 45-year-old ex-England defender will wield considerable control over football operations at the Essex club once the deal is finalised.Terry has a personal connection to Colchester, with his 22-year-old nephew Frankie Terry currently on the club's playing roster.The takeover positions Terry among a growing list of high-profile figures investing in English football's lower divisions, following the likes of Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds at Wrexham and American rapper Snoop Dogg at Swansea City.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayColchester presently sit in mid-table and face Accrington Stanley at the Colchester Community Stadium tomorrow evening.A source close to the deal told The Sun: "This has been a long time in the making, and JT is really excited for it all to become official."The insider added that Terry is "a hugely passionate advocate of lower league football, and helping clubs get the support and publicity they deserve."Terry has already made several visits to the training facilities, getting involved without seeking attention."He really believes in the boys and, for their part, the lads at Colchester are absolutely buzzing that he's getting involved," the source said.Those connected with the club believe the former defender will bring "real stardust" and hope the acquisition will raise Colchester's profile as they pursue promotion.LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Rory McIlroy atones for Erica Stoll mistake after securing second Masters victoryTyson Fury set to lose millions in tax after bagging huge purse from Arslanbek Makhmudov victoryScottie Scheffler makes complaint after Rory McIlroy makes history with Masters triumphTerry's playing career at Stamford Bridge was decorated with silverware, including five Premier League championships and the 2012 Champions League triumph.A banner at Chelsea's home ground honours him with the words "Captain, leader, legend."The 2012 European final remains memorable for Terry's full-kit celebration despite serving a suspension for the match itself.Beyond his ownership ambitions, Terry maintains his involvement with Chelsea's youth development programme as an academy coach.He recently completed a FIFA Diploma in Club Management, adding formal qualifications to his extensive playing experience.The former defender is expected to continue his coaching duties at Stamford Bridge alongside his new responsibilities at Colchester.Terry joins an expanding roster of celebrities who have invested in football clubs across the English pyramid and beyond.Actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney purchased Wrexham in 2020 when the Welsh club were still in non-league, subsequently guiding them to three consecutive promotions while documenting the journey through Disney+ series.American rapper Snoop Dogg has taken a stake in Swansea, whilst NFL legend Tom Brady has invested in Birmingham City.Comedy actor Will Ferrell holds a minority shareholding in Leeds United.Terry's former England colleague David Beckham has also found success in club ownership as co-owner of Inter Miami in Major League Soccer.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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