Title: Barcelona's Dembélé Struck Out For Two Rounds With Muscle Strain

The Spanish national team is looking to bounce back from the disappointment of losing their first game in the World Cup, but they will have to wait until Saturday to see how their new signing, Lionel Messi, and the rest of the squad perform.

Dembélé, who was called up by coach Ronald Koeman to play alongside Messi, has been ruled out for two rounds with muscle strain after suffering a setback during training on Monday morning.

"Dembélé is not in good form," Koeman said at a press conference. "He was having trouble with his left foot when we played against Sweden and he couldn't control it. He had to be helped off the pitch."

Koeman confirmed that Dembélé would undergo further tests on Tuesday morning to determine whether he sustained any serious injury. However, he did not rule out him returning to action if his condition improves.

Despite being sidelined for several weeks, Dembélé remains one of the most exciting players in world football. The 26-year-old forward has scored five goals in eight games this season and has become a fan favorite for his pace, dribbling skills and ability to find space behind the defense.

However, injuries can take time to heal, and it remains to be seen how long Dembélé will be out of action. While there is no immediate indication that he will miss the entire tournament, it is likely that he will need some time to recover before returning to full fitness.

While Dembélé's absence may be disappointing for Barcelona, the club has made clear that they are confident in his abilities and will continue to work hard to get him back on the field as soon as possible. It remains to be seen how long it takes Dembélé to fully recover and return to his best form, but the future looks bright for the Spanish forward.