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Kluivert will miss "months" and it could be more or less depending on the surgery, according to manager Andoni Iraola. " He will have surgery Thursday and depending what they decide to do, will be. But it will be months. It can be more months or less months, depending how they approach the surgery... It's the knee capsule, the patella... what I've been told is they will open, they will see what they can do and depending if sometimes they decide to repair it and it's more time, maybe if it's not as bad, they just clean it and it's less time."

Fernandes (hamstring) is expected to be an option for Wednesday's match against Burnley, according to interim manager Darren Fletcher. "Mason and Bruno were pushing to play against Leeds. The decision was that they weren't quite ready, so they've trained. They should be back in the squad, but they'll be on managed minutes as well, restricted minutes because obviously they've just returned to training."

Richards (ankle) is an option for Wednesday's match against Aston Villa but is not yet ready to start, according to manager Oliver Glasner. "Let's talk about the good news, Chris is back. He is not able to start, but he will be on the bench."

Torres (calf) is a late call for Wednesday's match against Crystal Palace, according to manager Unai Emery. "Tyrone and Pau are close but we are going to train now, I don't know if for tomorrow they'll be available or not."

Kluivert will undergo a knee surgery and is set to miss some time on the sidelines, the club announced.

Murphy (hamstring) underwent scans that revealed to be positive and could be an option for Wednesday's clash against Leeds United, coach Eddie Howe said in the press conference. "He has had a scan, good news on that, no major injury so probably just fatigue. His physical numbers in the game were outstanding so I think he will be available for us, fingers crossed."

Minteh (thigh) missed Saturday's win against Burnley following his dead leg and still remains a doubt for Wednesday's clash against Manchester City, coach Fabian Hurzeler said in the press conference. "We need to have a look at Minteh. It's still not perfect, but there's a small chance that he will be available tomorrow."

Gvardiol will undergo surgery after it was confirmed that he suffered a tibial fracture during Sunday's match against Chelsea, the club announced Monday.

Fernandes (hamstring) is training on grass and a late call for Wednesday's match against Burnley, according to Centre Devils.

Bogle (calf) is hopeful to face Newcastle on Wednesday, according to manager Daniel Farke. "We just hope he recovers pretty quick from his calf injury. So what I can confirm is that Joe and Jayden were also today not in team training. Both are making good progress. If the Newcastle game comes too soon or there's a possibility to involve them somehow, we will see. But at the moment, it's perhaps more realistic that they are not ready for this game, but definitely then on the other side of the FA Cup fixture and we still have a bit of hope that perhaps one of them is able to support us also in Newcastle."

Kudus (undisclosed) is set for further assessment and is likely out for Wednesday's match against Bournemouth, according to manager Thomas Frank. "Mo is going for a scan at 1pm to clarify the issue. Unfortunately I don't have a big update on him. Most likely (he is) ruled out for Bournemouth (game)."

Neres has been diagnosed with a right ankle sprain with no ulterior damage, Napoli announced.

Fernandes (hamstring) is eyeing a return against Burnley on Wednesday, according to manager Ruben Amorim, per Laurie Whitwell of The Athletic.

Fofana is out for Sunday's match against Manchester City due to an illness, according to Nizaar Kinsella of the BBC.

Sanchez is out for Sunday's match against Manchester City due to a muscle injury, according to Nizaar Kinsella of the BBC.

Kudus was forced off the field in the 19th minute of Sunday's match against Sunderland due to an apparent injury.

Ekitike is out for Sunday's match against Fulham due to minor fitness issues, according to his club. "That has led to the fact that he picked up a slight hamstring injury, because we had to play him more and more and more minutes. For a player that's his age and is not used to the Premier League completely, that has been a bit too much. So, that's why he will be out for today and hopefully be back for the Arsenal game, but that's definitely not sure yet."

Neres subbed out at the 70th minute of Sunday's loss to Napoli after registering one shot (zero on goal), four crosses (three accurate) and two chances created because of an ankle injury, Sky Italy reported.