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Saliba (undisclosed) could be an option for Saturday's clash against Burnley, coach Mikel Arteta said in the press conference. "Saliba we have to wait and see."

Isak (groin) is very unlikely to be available for Saturday's clash against Aston Villa, coach Arne Slot said in the press conference. "Isak didn't train yet. 99.9% not in the squad."

Mitoma (ankle) is training and could be back before the international break, coach Fabian Hurzeler said in the press conference. "He's back on the pitch, he's training. I don't think that it's a big issue. And I think we could see him before the international break."

Wood (knee) is out for Saturday's match against Manchester United but is eyeing a return against Leeds United on Nov. 9, according to Jak Netting of Vavel. "[Chris] is possible for the Leeds game, but won't make this one.

Martinez (knee) eturned to training with the rest of the first-team squad on Wednesday, the club announced. "He's feeling well. The knee is responding really well, so I don't want to say one specific day or one week. I don't know, but it's near to start the training with the team. Then it depends on the rhythm of Licha, if he wins the place or not, that will depend on him, but he's closer to return to training."

Delap (hamstring) returned off the bench during Wednesday's clash with Wolves, and was sent off. He'll be suspended for Saturday's league trip to Tottenham on Saturday.

Pedri suffered a muscular injury during Sunday's 2-1 defeat in El Clasico against Real Madrid and could miss several weeks.

Jimenez (hip) was forced off in the 74th minute of Tuesday's victory against Wycombe in the Carabao Cup due to an apparent issue, coach Marco Silva said in a press conference, according to Jack Kelly from Fulhamish. "Raul felt something on the side. Let's hope and see what happens."

Rodri (hamstring) will be back "hopefully soon" but is out for Wednesday's match against Swansea City, according to manager Pep Guardiola. "Rodri is still not [ready]. So is getting better, training with us partial. But, of course, after what happened two times with the muscular injuries, we are going to see how he is this week."

Delap (hamstring) is back available to play some minutes in Wednesday's Carabao Cup clash against Wolves, coach Enzo Maresca confirmed in the press conference, according to The Standard. "No, he will not play 90 minutes. He's been out two months, so he needs to be gradually brought back to 100 per cent [fitness]."

Carvajal underwent a successful arthroscopy on his right knee on Tuesday, the club announced.

Hall (hamstring) is close to returning to the match squad but will not be available for the Carabao Cup clash against Tottenham as the game comes too soon for him, coach Eddie Howe said in the press conference. "Lewis is the closest to coming back out of those injured, but this game will come too quickly for him."

Barrios was forced off in the 55th minute of Monday's 2-0 victory against Real Betis due to a groin issue, coach Diego Simeone confirmed in a press conference, according to The Partido a Partido Podcast. "We'll know more tomorrow or the day after. The doctors will inform us, he had some discomfort in his adductor."

De Bruyne has been diagnosed with a high-grade right biceps femoris tear, Napoli announced.

De Bruyne converted a PK on his only shot and left at the 37th minute of Saturday's game versus Inter due to a thigh injury, Sky Italy reported.

Isak (groin) isn't too bad and is a late call for Saturday's clash against Brentford, coach Arne Slot said in the press conference. "Alex, not too bad. [A] question mark for the weekend, so let's see where he is then."

Williams was brought off with an apparent injury during Wednesday's clash with Qarabag.

Branthwaite has suffered a setback and will undergo hamstring surgery.

Palmer (groin) will be out six more weeks due to injury, coach Enzo Maresca said in the press conference, according to Football London. "I was wrong [about Palmer]. Unfortunately he needs to be out for six more weeks. We try to protect Cole as much as we can. The most important thing is when he comes back, he is fully fit. The medical staff are not magicians. We hope six weeks are enough. We need to see it step by step. For sure, he's going to be okay."

Milambo suffered an ACL injury while on international duty with the Netherlands U21 and is set to undergo surgery before beginning a long recovery period, the club announced.