Thierry Henry has been included in Barcelona's squad to travel to Chelsea for the second leg of the UEFA Champions League semi-final.
The French forward was the subject of conflicting reports regarding his fitness after suffering a knock to the knee in Saturday's 6-2 win at Real Madrid.
Reports had claimed that Henry would be sidelined for a fortnight, only for Barca to quickly declare that the player would be fit for Wednesday's game.
Though he sat out training on Monday, the former Arsenal captain has been included in the travelling party for the clash at Stamford Bridge.
His presence will be a major boost to Barca coach Pep Guardiola, who has a defensive conundrum to consider for the tie, which is delicately poised at 0-0.
Rafael Marquez suffered a season-ending knee injury in the first leg, while Carles Puyol is ruled out through suspension after being booked at Camp Nou.
Gabriel Milito is also sidelined, so the likes of Martin Caceres, Victor Sanchez and Eric Abidal are vying to partner Gerard Pique in central defence.
Puyol is joining the squad in West London and Guardiola has also found a place for young defender Alberto Botia.
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