Barcelona v Alaves preview: Andres Iniesta could feature for hosts

Luis Enrique does not expect an easy ride on Saturday when his Barcelona side take on promoted Alaves at the Nou Camp as they look to continue their 100 per cent start to the La Liga season

Lionel Messi, who missed Argentina's draw with Venezuela with a crotch issue, is likewise accessible for Saturday night's match while Neymar could be in line for his first begin in the wake of helping Brazil to Olympic gold. 

Barcelona have defeat Real Betis and a troublesome trek to Athletic Bilbao in their initial two recreations to give themselves the most ideal begin to their title protection in front of their second home match of the season, which takes after a worldwide break. 

In the interim, Alaves have begun their battle with two draws, most observably their opening day 1-1 stalemate away to Atletico Madrid, taking after their arrival to Spain's top-flight without precedent for a long time. 

Talking at Friday's pre-match question and answer session, he said: "Alaves have begun the season well and have indicated they are an extreme group to beat. 

"They are simply coming into the primary division with another mentor and new players. They have begun the season in a satisfactory way, not surrendering objectives as they did in the Vicente Calderon. 

"It will be a troublesome amusement and we are just pondering taking the three focuses. 

"On the off chance that we take a gander at their football from what I've seen, they will play back in guard and piece the spaces, we're going to take a gander at the distinctive periods of the diversion and know about the counter-assault." 

The Barcelona head mentor reported Andres Iniesta and Jeremy Mathieu have been preparing with the group this week and could make the matchday squad. 

New marking Paco Alcacer could make his presentation for the club taking after his turn from Valencia a week ago. 

One player savoring the overwhelming outing to the Nou Camp is Barcelona B goalkeeper Adrian Ortola who joined Alaves on credit this late spring after three seasons at the Spanish champions' second group. 

He told Barcelona's legitimate site: "Saturday's match will be exceptionally extraordinary for me, and despite the fact that I'm coming as a guest, I'll recall that it until the end of time. 

"Barca included some incredible fortifications this season. Enhancing the group is verging on unimaginable on the grounds that they as of now have the best players. What's more, on top of that, they included players who are youthful and with experience." 

Ortola will push for his first begin for the guests having sat on the seat in the opening two matches. 

Serbian midfielder Aleksandar Katai could be in line for his introduction for Alaves after his due date day move from Red Star Belgrade while Zouhair Feddal is prone to pass up a major opportunity as he proceeds with his recuperation from a sprained left lower leg.