Barcelona fans, get ready to celebrate—Raphinha is back. The Brazilian winger has recovered from a hamstring injury that kept him sidelined since March, and his return couldn't come at a better time for the Catalans. With the Spanish title within touching distance, coach Hansi Flick is thrilled to have one of his key players available again.

Flick's Barcelona are sitting pretty at the top of La Liga, holding an 11-point lead over second-placed Real Madrid. They could clinch a second consecutive league title this weekend if they beat Osasuna on Saturday and Los Blancos stumble against struggling Espanyol the following day. Even if the title isn't sealed this weekend, the Clasico on May 10 could be the decisive moment—and having Raphinha back in the squad adds a serious boost to their attacking options.

The 27-year-old picked up the injury while representing Brazil in March, a setback that forced him to watch from the sidelines as Barcelona were eliminated from the Champions League by Atletico Madrid in the quarter-finals. But now he's ready to rejoin the fight, just as the team pushes for history. If Barcelona win their remaining five league matches, they'll reach the all-time record of 100 points in a single Spanish league campaign—a feat first achieved by Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid in 2012 and matched by Tito Vilanova's Barcelona side in 2013.

"Rapha is a player who always gives us 100 percent, whether he's on the pitch or in training," Flick said. "His mentality, his attitude, is always 100 percent, and that helps us a lot. This season he has had to suffer from injury, so for us it's important to have him back. He will travel with us, and we'll see what happens tomorrow. I think for the team it's great to have him back because he's one of our captains, he's positive, and he can give us the things we need."

While Raphinha's return is a major lift, Barcelona are still without teenage star Lamine Yamal. The 18-year-old is recovering from a hamstring problem that will keep him out for the rest of the season. But Flick remains optimistic about his future. "He's doing good—the evolution is good. I think we will see him in the World Cup," the coach said. "He has more time to recover and come back, and that's what he wants."

As the season reaches its climax, Barcelona are laser-focused on the prize. "We are only focused on the next match," Flick added. "Of course, we want to win every game between now and the end of the season. For me, it would be perfect if we can win every game, but we also have tough opponents."

With Raphinha back in the mix and the title in sight, the stage is set for an exciting finish. Whether you're gearing up for the Clasico or dreaming of that 100-point milestone, this is a team that knows how to deliver under pressure. Stay tuned—and make sure your gear is ready for the celebration.