Murillo Santiago Costa dos Santos Injuries

'I don’t know. I spoke to him, and he said he thinks it is not serious. I hope.' 'He is out... We will see [how long]. It is a muscle injury. I'm not a doctor, I cannot predict, but he will be out tomorrow. I think it will be more than one game.' 'He's trying to come back as soon as possible, but he is not ready for tomorrow. He will not be long, I believe. Hopefully, a few more days, he will be back... we will see.' 'I don’t know [if he can be ready for Monday]. I'm trying to be honest because I don't know. I really don't know. I must wait three days, and I hope they give me good news about the injured players because we need them.'

'I am not a doctor, but [I think] it will be nothing special. My belief, I believe, that Murillo and Chris will be ready for Burnley.'

'It’s his calf, so we’ll wait and see. We think he’s got a chance [for Wednesday]. We don’t think it’s too serious.' 'We'll probably know more tomorrow to make a final decision on that one. It's probably a touch-and-go one at this stage, but it is settling, and he was happy with that this morning.'

'He had a tight hamstring. We're having to be careful.'

'Murillo, we think will be alright, he’s got a little bit of a virus today. Hopefully, he will be fit for selection tomorrow.' 'Murillo, unfortunately, he was touch and go with the hamstring, and then he has been ill since, so we are just monitoring him daily. A lot of bugs about at the minute, so we are just hoping he recovers quickly.'

'I will find out more, but at the moment, he should be fine.' 'Murillo had a bit of a tight hamstring when he came off the other night. We scanned it, and it was nothing major. But it was still a bit tight today. We have got so many games coming up, and hamstrings are a nightmare, so I had to make a judgment call on that.' 'Murillo, we think will be alright, he’s got a little bit of a virus today. Hopefully, he will be fit for selection tomorrow.'

'I'm not sure [how serious]. I haven't seen.' 'We've got some good work into them, particularly guys like Douglas, Zinchenko, Murillo. They've had two good weeks and are all available for tomorrow. They obviously haven't played, but they are all available, which is good.'

'He has a knock. We are hoping it is nothing too serious and that he will be available next week.' 'He's progressing well. It was a significant knock, to be fair, and that's why he couldn't carry on. He was very, very sore on Saturday night, but every day he's improved. He wants to be ready for Saturday. It's a day-by-day thing. But certainly, with the improvement he’s made so far, we’re hopeful he’ll be available.' 'He did some individual work today. We'll give him a little bit more time; he's still a little bit sore. It's just a matter of whether he can cope with that. So, a delayed decision, but he's a doubt. Thankfully, it's nothing too serious, and if he doesn't make tomorrow, he should definitely be right for Wednesday.' 'He should be OK for Wednesday. He was close [to making the Burnley game], but it makes no sense risking players.' 'Murillo is still not where we want him to be. Still not totally comfortable, still doing individual training, and we were hoping for him to progress a bit quicker. It was obviously a pretty severe knock on his thigh, and my understanding was the healing process has been slower than we thought, so we have to be patient.' 'Murillo should be good - he's had a solid block of training. He's available.'

'Initially, I heard a pop in my ankle, and I told the doctors I couldn’t go on, but we were close to half-time, so they were able to analyse the situation. I said if I don’t feel anything, I will carry on playing, and thankfully, the ankle is fine.' 'Still assessing. It was his ankle. [He's] not been able to train, so we will see tomorrow.'

'Let’s assess him. I don’t know exactly what he has done. Hopefully, it is nothing. He is a big, big important player for us.' 'He has been able to do part of the training sessions. But we still have to assess him tomorrow. He is doing part of the training session, not the full session. Hopefully, for Sunday.'

'Murillo went off with a dead leg; we think that was the problem. But we think he is going to be OK.' 'He is much better. He had some time to have treatment and has joined in with the group normally.'

'We prepared for the game with Murillo. He started the warm-up but felt his adductor, and it was too painful and stiff. It was about deciding whether to risk him or not, but the player was not comfortable.' 'Much better. I think tomorrow we will decide, but I think they’re going to be OK.'

'Let's assess them; we have a lot of things to assess. Hopefully, it is nothing serious, and we can count on them for the next one because it is important.'

'We'll see. He limped off against Wolves.'

'... and Murillo limped off.'

'He felt his hamstring and had to come off, so hopefully it's not a bad one. I'm sure the scan will tell us in the next day or two.' 'Murillo came off [vs WHU] with a hamstring problem. It was a tiny blessing that it happened going into the break, so he wouldn’t have been missing the week after. It was a blow for him.'