Soccer News

Lingard (Achilles) is a doubt for Sunday's clash with Leeds, according to manager Steve Cooper.

Yates (illness) is expected to miss two weeks, manager Steve Cooper told reporters."One thing I can say is, we've got to the bottom of Ryan Yates. He'll be back with us, training and playing, hopefully in two weeks, maybe a tough longer. That's good."

Scamacca (knee) is still unavailable for Saturday's clash against Newcastle United, West Ham manager David Moyes announced Friday.

Cornet (calf) has gone back to France again to continue rehabilitating his injury, West Ham manager David Moyes said Friday.

McArthur (groin) has begun training with the squad but won't be fit in time to face Manchester United on Saturday. Manager Patrick Vieira told reporters, "[Nathan Ferguson and James McArthur] are progressing really well. They trained with the first-team for the last couple of weeks so they are in a really good position, but it is too short for them to be involved in the first-team at the minute."

Ings (knee) "is doing quite well" and has a chance to be available for Saturday's clash against Newcastle United, West Ham manager David Moyes announced Friday.

Andersen (calf) "is slowly progressing" but will not be available for Saturday's clash against Manchester United, Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira confirmed Friday.

Zaha (hamstring) could be sidelined for 2-3 weeks after manager Patrick Vieira told reporters Friday, "Obviously his injury will take him a couple of weeks, so we have to do without him. Wilfried is someone who recovers quite quickly, but we don't want to put a date on his injury. We are just going to let him work with the medical staff and get him back as soon as possible."

Summerville (ankle) is expected back in the squad for Sunday's clash with Nottingham Forest, per LeedsLive.com.

Cooper (knee) is expected to be back in the squad to face Nottingham Forest on Sunday, per LeedsLive.com.

Adams (undisclosed) will be back in the squad against Nottingham Forest on Sunday, LeedsLive.com reports.

Forshaw (undisclosed) will be sidelined versus Nottingham Forest on Sunday. Manager Jesse Marsch told reporters, "Adam we're building up but not quite ready," per LeedsLive.com.

Baptiste (groin) could be an option against Southampton on Saturday after returning to first-team training.

Onyeka (hamstring) has resumed first-team training but won't be ready to play against Southampton on Saturday. Manager Thomas Frank told reporters, "It's still too soon, but they are very close. Onyeka is training almost fully with the group; Pontus is slightly behind him."

Jansson (hamstring) will not be available versus Southampton on Saturday. Manager Thomas Frank told reporters, "It's still too soon, but they are very close. Onyeka is training almost fully with the group; Pontus is slightly behind him."

Partey (ribs) is a doubt ahead of Saturday's clash with Everton. Manager Mikel Arteta told reporters, "Let's see - that one is still a doubt. Let's see today how he comes in and if he's able to train with the team or not. We will make a decision on that. He's not ruled out and it's nothing very significant but it was significant enough to get him out of the [Manchester City] game, which for Thomas is unusual. Hopefully he will be fine."

Walker-Peters (hamstring) will face a late-fitness test ahead of Saturday's matchup with Brentford.

Armstrong (groin) could be back soon but won't be ready in time to face Brentford on Saturday. Manager Nathan Jones told reporters, "Obviously, Stuart Armstrong and Juan Larios are closer."

Ferguson (leg) will be re-assessed prior to Saturday's matchup with Bournemouth. Manager Roberto De Zerbi told reporters, "We will have to see about Evan [Ferguson]."

Digne (shoulder) is in contention for Saturday's clash with Leicester City. Manager Unai Emery told reporters, "Lucas Digne has trained as normal with us this week."

Carlos (Achilles) is expected to begin training with the first team soon but isn't ready to return to action. Manager Unai Emery told reporters Friday, "Diego Carlos is close to starting to train with us but, of course, he won't play tomorrow."