Iliman Ndiaye

Ndiaye (knee) is eyeing a possible return following the international break, according to manager David Moyes. "He is making progress, once we play this game there is the better part of a two weeks break, which you know we might start to see them come very close to returning."

Ndiaye (knee) is still not running but is improving with his injury, coach David Moyes said in a press conference. "Ili's doing much better, not running but he's improving with his injury."

Ndiaye was forced off in the first half of the clash against Liverpool due to an injury, which has been confirmed as a medial knee ligament injury. The injury will sideline him for several weeks, with no precise timeline for his return, as coach David Moyes stated in a press conference. "Ili has got a medial ligament injury. It's not looking great at the moment. We're probably not sure about how long it's going to be and we'll maybe get a bit more on that soon but it's certainly going to be a few weeks, anyway."

Ndiaye (knee) was forced off Wednesday's 2-2 draw against Liverpool after suffering what appeared to be a knee injury. Coach David Moyes mentioned in the post-game press conference, "We think he's possibly kicked the ground and maybe jarred his knee or opened it up. We don't know how serious it is yet, but we'll look tomorrow."

Ndiaye was forced off with an apparent injury during the first half of Wednesday's clash with Liverpool.