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Premier League Team News: A Week of Debuts and Dilemmas
As the Premier League returns to action, teams are facing a mixed bag of injuries, fitness concerns, and new arrivals. From Manchester United’s potential debutants to Bournemouth’s goalkeeping crisis, we’ve got all the latest team news ahead of this weekend’s matches.
Manchester United: Maxwell Could Make Debut
Manchester United’s latest signing, Maxwell, could make his debut against West Ham, while Rasmus Højlund and Luke Shaw remain unavailable due to injury. New signing Manuel Arte could also feature, but FDI Kolud’s chances of starting remain uncertain.
Brighton: New Signings on the Horizon
Brighton’s new signing, FDI Kolud, is in line for a debut after recovering from a knock, while James Milner is definitely out due to injury.
Ipswich: Nearly Full Squad to Pick From
Ipswich have a nearly full squad to pick from, with Wes Burns, George Hurst, and Nathan Broadhead all back in full training. Adam Wton is fit to face Crystal Palace.
Crystal Palace: New Signings to Start
Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner has hinted that deadline-day signings Eddie and Kania will start against Leicester, while Adam Wton is fit to feature.
Chelsea: Leno and Carabao Out
There’s no fresh injury news for Chelsea, but Trevoh Chalobah is injured, and Edouard Mendy can’t play due to a knock. Ree Nelson could make his debut, and Kepa Arrizabalaga should be fit.
Leicester: Edward Out Due to Loan Restriction
Leicester will be without Odson Edward due to a loan restriction, but there are no fresh injuries to report. Jamie Nelson could make his debut, and James Maddison is fit.
West Ham: New Signings to Debut
West Ham’s new signings, Carlos Solari and Ree Nelson, could make their debuts against Manchester United. Nicholas Fkowgo will need a late fitness test, and Aaron Creswell is out.
Liverpool: New Signings in Line for Debut
Liverpool’s new signings, Federico Chiesa and Alexis Mallister, are in line for debuts against Nottingham Forest, while Jürgen Fractured Foot rules out Forest’s Chris Woods.
Nottingham Forest: Doubts Over Willie Baily
Nottingham Forest’s Willie Baily is a major doubt due to a car injury, and top scorer Chris Woods may need a fitness test due to an international trip.
Manchester City: Injuries and Compassionate Leave
Manchester City’s Erling Haaland could miss the game against Brentford on compassionate grounds, while Nathan Ake is out for weeks due to injury. Phil Foden and Rodri have been looking good in training.
Brentford: Availabilty Updates
Brentford’s Chris Mepham is available, while Matias Fernandes will miss the game against Manchester City due to a calf problem. Ole Watkins and Ezri Koné are both fit for Aston Villa.
Everton: Doubts Over Sheamus Coleman
Everton’s captain, Sheamus Coleman, is doubtful due to injury, while Jared Brane and Andrade Brya remain out. Dango Watara has returned from international duty with an ankle injury.
Bournemouth: Goalkeeping Crisis
Bournemouth’s Kea AR The Belaga can’t play in goal due to a loan restriction, while injured players Jared Brane and Andrade Brya will miss the game against Brighton.
Chelsea: Updates on Outfit Players
Chelsea’s Ree James, Malo Gusto, Romeo Lavia, and Cole Palmer are all out due to injury. Jaden Sancho could make his debut, and Ben Chill could feature after being named in the final Premier League squad.
Tottenham: Updates on Salaki and Vanen
Tottenham’s Dominic Saki and Mickey Vanen will return from injury for the north London derby against Arsenal, while Eric Basmah is a doubt. Mikel Arteta hasn’t ruled out the captain, Martin Ødegaard, despite a serious ankle injury.
Wolves: Fitness Tests Galore
Wolves’ captain, Mari Laino, will need a late fitness test, along with Rayan Ait-Nouri and Jesús Vallejo. Bruno Gilman and Emil Craft could be fit for Eddie Howe’s side.
Newcastle: Updates on Joe Willock and Callum Wilson
Newcastle’s Joe Willock has not trained fully and may miss the game against Wolves, while Callum Wilson will not feature due to the game coming too early in his recovery.
With the Premier League back in full swing, teams are facing a range of challenges as they look to pick up points and climb the table. From debuts and injuries to loan restrictions and compassionate leave, we’ve got all the latest team news to keep you informed ahead of this weekend’s matches.