Football News, Notes & Injuries

Rodri (hamstring) took part in training again Thursday, ahead of Sunday's clash with Bournemouth.

Gunn suffered a knee ligament injury and will be out for the time being, manager Sean Dyche told media during Thursday's pre-match press conference. "Gunn is not currently playing but is part of the squad, obviously, he's opened up his knee ligaments."

Bakwa (undisclosed) is still out for the time being, according to manager Sean Dyche, per Jak Netting of Vavel. "Dilane's still a no, but making good progress."

Zinchenko (groin) is not an option for Saturday's match against Manchester United and is expected to be out longer than expected, according to manager Sean Dyche, per Jak Netting of Vavel. "Oleksandr's a no at the moment, unfortunately, that one's going to be a bit longer than we thought."

Gudmundsson (undisclosed) is an option for Saturday's match against Brighton, according to manager Daniel Farke. "Thankfully, it was just a bruise, nothing major. He'll be back to full fitness and available. He's been excellent so far, credit to his character, he always comes back stronger and delivers top performances."

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.

Maguire (undisclosed) is questionable for Saturday's match against Brighton, according to manager Ruben Amorim. "The rest of the guys, we have one more day [of training], I don't know about Harry."

Gnonto (groin) has trained fully this week and is a late call for Saturday's match against Brighton, according to manager Daniel Farke. "Willy has had his first full training week, we'll see if we take him with us."

Gomes is questionable for Saturday's match against Fulham due to an injury, according to manager Vitor Pereira, per Tom Procter of Molineux News. "I don't know if it's serious or not. But bad news."

Doherty is questionable for Saturday's match against Fulham due to an injury, according to manager Vitor Pereira, per Tom Porcter of Molineux News. "I don't know if it's serious or not. But bad news."

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."

Nketiah suffered a hamstring injury in the first half of Wednesday's Carabao Cup victory against Liverpool and is set to spend some time on the sidelines again, coach Oliver Glasner confirmed in a press conference, according to the News Shopper. "But unfortunately, we had to bring him on at half time because Eddie Nketiah injured his hamstring again. Eddie's injury is really tough, especially for him. It's the next one after he missed the whole of pre-season and the start of the season. Hopefully, it is not too serious."

Gravenberch (ankle) could return for Saturday's clash against Aston Villa, coach Arne Slot said in a press conference, according to the Liverpool Echo. "I think Ryan has a good chance."

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.

Doherty was forced off injured during the first half of Saturday's trip to Chelsea.

Gray (calf) is expected to miss between four to eight weeks due to injury, according to Jake Sanders from Sun Sport.