Hee-Chan Hwang Injuries

'Channy is out, it will be a few weeks. We'll rescan in a few weeks and see where he's at. It's his calf, and it will be a number of weeks.' 'Yeah, he's doing alright. He's not gonna be right for this weekend, but obviously we knew that. But he's quite positive, which is good. So, hopefully, he's not out for too long.' 'Channy is doing individual work at the moment, so won't be available for tomorrow.' 'He's training really well, but to be involved tomorrow is probably too soon. We'll try and get him into the squad next week.'

'Channy was feeling his calf at HT. He wanted to keep going - then he just felt it tighten up a little bit - so fingers crossed. Obviously, we've only got a few days now. So we'll see.' 'Those two guys were out there in training today, which was good, so we're hoping they will be all right.'

'We have some small problems with injuries, with Hee-Chan in particular.'

'Hee-Chan felt something in his muscle. We'll decide [if he plays], but he still feels something.' 'Even before the last game, he felt something in the muscle, but at the end of the week, we decided to get him to the game. He still feels something, and the medical department are trying to recover him. We will see what happens.' 'Bellegarde and Hwang - they worked yesterday with the team - and I think they will also be able to be fit. We will see what happens.'

'Hee-Chan, we’ll see what happens. I hope it’s not serious. It was [his] hamstring, and in a conversation with me, he said he didn’t feel anything serious. We will see. We must wait two days and then see.' 'I think for this match, Hee-Chan will recover and be available. The other ones, we'll need to wait a bit more.'

'It's not nothing, there's something there. He injured a ligament on the inside of his ankle, but from now it's probably a couple to a few weeks, nothing overly long.'

'Channy felt his hamstring a little bit, which for a squad as small as this, especially in that area, is a disaster. [It] doesn't look too serious; seems like a little one.' 'For now, he's been ruled out. Obviously, things like that can happen. It's disappointing we've lost Channy because we know how important he can be to us. No, we don't [have a timeline].' 'Approximately six weeks, which is obviously a disaster for where we are at this moment. Him and Cunha will probably be back around similar times; Cunha might be slightly ahead of Channy now.' 'Changy was six to eight weeks when he first did it, so maybe another five to go...' 'Hee-Chan is in the matchday squad, which is fantastic news for us.'

'Channy managed to get through training yesterday, and then while I was doing my press conference, he had been to see the medical team. His calf was a little bit sore. I'm pretty sure he'll be fine for next week.' 'Channy should be fine. Just an awareness in his calf, so we would have thought he would train part way through [this] week and be available for the weekend.' 'Channy is completely fine. His calf was a little bit sore last week, but he's not feeling it at all anymore. He's done a couple of full day's training. Unless I get any surprises after this press conference, then Channy will be fine and available tomorrow.'

'He'll be fine for the Asia Cup, hopefully, we can get him back for our game as well against Everton. It's a tight turnaround but only a back spasm.' 'Both 'Daws' and 'Channy' are fit, both fully trained today and are available for selection tomorrow.'

'It is not overly serious; a small hamstring issue, and he has a chance for the weekend, which is better than I expected.'

'Unfortunately, we have an injury with Hee-Chan. He's not here, so we have to put our confidence in other players.' 'Hee-Chan is out; he hasn't arrived for this match; he's better, but he's not ready for this match.' 'Fortunately, Hee-Chan recovered this week.'

'It's a pity for us because he has a hamstring injury. We don't know how long he will be out.' 'It was a pity to lose Hee-Chan with a hamstring injury. For a lot of weeks, we are going to lose him. I have talked with him. He felt the injury, and we will know more tomorrow.' 'With these kinds of injuries, each player is different. More or less four-five weeks we have to wait for him.' 'I think Hwang is in the last part of the recovery; we will see. I don't know, one week more, two weeks more, depends on the last moment, the sensation and feeling of the players.' 'Hee-Chan is out. We will see [when he's back]. He's had a hamstring injury, so we will have to wait one or two weeks more.'

'I will like to confirm that Hee-Chan Hwang will not be available for tomorrow.'

'Returned from international duty with an adductor muscle strain. It is not severe, but he is still being assessed. We will release a further update soon.' 'Hee-Chan has made good progress this week and has rejoined team training.'

"Hee-Chan felt a pain in a small muscle around his hip whilst shooting. He maintained his fitness throughout the camp and resumed training this week."

"When he arrived he felt his back and he couldn’t move, like a spasm. He was on the bench but it was impossible to put him in the game."

"Hwang has started working with us at the beginning in the warm ups for 20 mins and then he goes also to train with the physios. [Back in around] 15 days."