Football News, Notes & Injuries

Trossard (undisclosed) was set for limited minutes Saturday against Aston Villa, and that was the reason for his substitution, according to manager Mikel Arteta. "The situation with Leo is the same - he could only play a certain amount of minutes. We made the decision to do it [the sub] earlier and we had to do it after, that was the reason we had to change it and learn from it and go again."

Senesi (undisclosed) is thought to have only suffered a cramp but is set for testing, according to manager Andoni Iraloa, per Jordan Clark of the BBC. "He felt cramps. He didn't feel anything specific, and I have some hope. When we assess him, we will probably have to do an MRI or something to see if there is a small injury in the quad."

Milosavljevic (knee) suffered a ligament injury in the back of his knee and is facing two to three months out, according to manager Andoni Iraola, per Jordan Clark of BBC. "Veljko hasn't affected the main ligaments in the knee, but behind the knee. There are small ligaments there that he has injured, so he will need some time to recover."

Udogie was absent from Saturday's 2-0 win over Brentford due to an injury, according to manager Thomas Frank, per Alasdair Gold of Football London. "He got a soft tissue injury, unfortunately, against Newcastle. Not too long, not too long, yeah."

Mosquera (ankle) is out for weeks due to his injury, according to manager Mikel Arteta. "He's going to be out for weeks, unfortunately, it's much more than what we expected. But the player was feeling it, so he's going to be out for weeks."

Schade is suspended for one match due to yellow card accumulation.

Pires was shown a red card in the 43rd minute of Saturday's 2-1 loss to Newcastle.

O'Nien was shown a red card in the 90th minute of Saturday's 3-0 loss to Manchester City.

Yates was forced off the field in the 62nd minute of Saturday's match against Everton due to an apparent hamstring injury.

Senesi was forced off in the 62nd minute of Saturday's match against Chelsea due to an apparent injury.

Delap was off in the 31st minute of Saturday's match against Bournemouth due to an apparent shoulder injury, according to manager Enzo Maresca, per Bobby Vincent of Football London. "Yeah, unfortunately, he was already out two months, and he has to be out again. We don't know for how long, but it looks quite bad, his shoulder."

Nmecha (hamstring) is out for Saturday's match against Liverpool.

Trossard (undisclosed) scored one goal six minutes after coming on in Saturday's 2-1 loss against Aston Villa before suffering a new injury and being forced off late.