Injury Newsroom

          ARSENAL: The Gunners will be hoping to bounce back from their Europa League exit. The hosts lost on penalties to Sporting CP, a defeat compounded by the loss of Takehiro Tomiyasu to a 'pretty serious' knee injury. At the same time, William Saliba was replaced early on after complaining of discomfort. We're unlikely to hear from Mikel Arteta before the FPL deadline, so again, we're left to play the percentages, and given the quick turnaround, we have to assume that both are out. Rob Holding is likely to partner Gabriel Magalhães, with the remainder of the side pretty much as you were. Gabriel Jesus was handed his first start in over three months on Thursday evening, but the Brazilian will be slowly integrated in the Premier League with Leandro Trossard poised to play the False 9 role.           LEEDS UNITED: Leeds confirm Tyler Adams will not be joining up with the US Men's National Team after suffering a hamstring injury in training this week. 'The midfielder will remain at Thorp Arch for further assessment.'          MANCHESTER UNITED: Garnacho will play again in 2022-23, according to Ten Hag. 'I can't say exactly at this moment, but it will take weeks. A foul and a serious injury once again after Christian Eriksen. He will be back before the end of the season. We can win a lot, so he has to be ready.'          NEWCASTLE UNITED: Anthony Gordon will not feature again until next month. 'It was a strange one because, after the [City] game, there was no sign of an injury, but I think it was one of those that got worse. It was from a tackle. [His ankle] swelled, and we got it scanned. We were hoping we could get away with it and he'd be alright, but unfortunately, not. He'll miss probably the next two games. I'm not sure if he'll be back after the international break. We hope so, but that's not 100 per cent certain.'