Amadou Onana Injuries

'I don’t know when he is going to be available. It is something for the doctor, every day how he is progressing. I don’t know if he is going to be ready for tomorrow or next Thursday. If not, we have Lamare Bogarde.' 'We train this afternoon, and we will see how (Onana) is responding, if he's feeling good to play tomorrow...He was testing yesterday, and today we must test again how he is feeling, and how we can get the players with some pain to play tomorrow.'

'And we had as well the injury of Amadou, and we lost everything in the middle, and they have the power they showed.' 'Onana got injured on Tuesday; Pau (Torres) got injured one month ago - he may be out for one or two weeks, and Mings as well. Onana, more.' 'Amadou is not available for Sunday, he’s ruled out. [He is] progressing very well. Maybe Onana, even next week, can be training with us.'

'Amadou is the only player. He is progressing well. Tomorrow, we’ll see how he’s progressing.'

'We have some players injured, they are close to coming back, like Garcia, (Boubacar) Kamara and Amadou Onana.'

'Onana still has work to do individually for the next weeks, but I don't know if it is one, two or three. It is like that. The most important thing is to support him when he is injured and recover him as soon as possible.' 'Pau Torres, Amadou Onana and Boubacar Kamara are approximately two to three weeks away.' 'Amadou is starting to work with the team and is close to being with us as well.' 'Onana as well is coming back in the squad... Barkley is not.'

'I don't know exactly. He was a doubt before the match. We have to test him tomorrow. It's [his] hamstring, but I don't know [the severity]. He was not feeling comfortable or 100 per cent to continue.' 'Onana is working alone.'

'[Konsa and Onana] have small injuries. They have to rest, recover and each day is very important. For tomorrow, they are not available; maybe they could come back the next match.' 'But Onana, it depends on how he is progressing, and tomorrow, if he can train or not, we’ll see.'

'He's a doubt, but I think that he will be available because it is not a really serious injury.' '[Amadou] Onana is okay as well. It's good news.'

'Amadou has had a few knocks, so we'll see how he is tomorrow.' 'Yeah, he's back in training. He's been training today.'

'I'll find out more but don't think they're too serious.'

'[Gana] is still settling down, and Ama [Onana] has got a groin thing, similar to Gana's, which is just settling down, so we'll make more of a decision on them tomorrow.'

'He did well to finish the game on Saturday. He got a knock on his knee, and there's a bit of fluid in there. We don't think it's anything serious, but this one has come around too quick.' 'Amadou is a doubt, but he's touch and go.' 'Amadou has been out on the grass today, so he gets back involved, and we'll pick the team accordingly.'

'Ama, his calf, I don't think he'll be right; it's still sore.' 'Amadou, maybe not. We will have to see how his week progresses, but he is certainly making good progress.' 'Amadou is just back on the grass, so touch and go around a decision on him.' 'Amadou, we're hoping will be around it. Possibly in the squad, we'll just have to wait and see how his training goes.'

'I think [Onana] should be [available]. As I say, they've been out on the grass. We'll see how it reacts tomorrow, but he's managed it well and done well to get through the games he did. Hopefully, it's calmed down.'

'He is expected to be fit for the start of Everton's pre-season training next month.'

'Ama has made a bit more of a recovery. He was out there today, and we'll see how he reacts tomorrow.'

'It's just a niggly little injury. I think it's manageable as his fitness and game understanding improves.' 'Amadou is not serious; more of a knock. We're just monitoring that, but he has been training.'

'I just think it was more of a sprained ankle, which he actually had in training yesterday, and then he took a couple of knocks in the game and had to come off for it.' 'Onana, we're hoping will be fit to train tomorrow or Thursday.' 'They're fit, and as long as we don't have any issues in the next 24 hours, they'll be available.'