Valentino Livramento Injuries

'It looks like a hamstring problem, which is always a worry when it is muscular. I am not too sure on other details other than that. But he is obviously going to be out for a period of time. I am absolutely devastated for him because he has worked so hard to come back in terms of physical shape.' 'No major update. He will be having a scan today to understand the extent of the damage on his hamstring.' 'Tino's information, we only got confirmation this morning, so we need to digest that and then see what we do.' 'He is having a second scan today, and fingers crossed it is good news and he will be back running outside. We are looking at an early March return if everything goes well.' 'Tino is on track... early March was the [initial] diagnosis. He's back on grass, running and building his fitness back up.' 'He's making good progress, but I don't think we're going to shave too much time off the early March target for him.' 'I think Tino will be early March, he has done well, he has been training and running for a period of time. I think when he comes back, he will be in a good place.' 'Tino is getting closer and closer. This game possibly comes too soon for him - we are desperate for him to become available.' 'He is getting there - let's wait and see. He hasn't trained with us yet, and we hope he will be very soon. He has done a lot of work - there is no question about his cardiovascular fitness - but it is just that training time and involvement with us.'

'It doesn't look good. The fact he came off is a worrying sign, and we're so stretched in that area it would be a problem.' 'I don't think it's a serious injury, but the complication is that Tino has injured that knee before in a similar area, which makes the potential recovery time a little bit longer. I don't think we'll see him possibly until 2026.' 'We don't, actually, [have any clarity on his return]. It's a difficult one, because there's quite a bit of information. We're waiting to get full clarification, and we're hoping it's not serious, and he can resume training quite quickly, but before confirming that, we want to be sure we're right.' 'We've got a couple of training days, but Tino and Kieran have worked really well. They’ve had proper recovery periods, so they are both close.'

'No update other than what we saw. Seeing him go off in that manner is distressing. If we're going to miss that for any length of time, it is going to be a huge blow. The fact he came off on a stretcher is not looking good.' 'I’m better off waiting before giving any indication on that because that could be a mistake. Let’s wait and see in the next couple of days.' 'Tino, we think, will be out roughly around 6-8 weeks, which is probably positive from where we were after the game, thinking it might be months. We're probably looking, not this Int' break, but maybe the next one, he could be back. So certainly, more positive than we initially thought.' 'Tino went to see a specialist a couple of days ago. The scan initially looked better than we thought, and he confirmed it is looking like an eight-week injury, which is a blow given our schedule, but it is looking better than what we initially feared.' 'Tino is out of the brace, and every time I speak to him, he seems positive about his return. There are no massive changes in the timescale he was given, but he is going about his recovery well.' 'Tino is still on track, we are looking at the Manchester City game for him for when he can be available.' 'He's very close. He's trained in the international break, which is great to see. He's such an important player for us, and it's great to have him back training with the group. He's done a lot of work, so I'd say he's in good shape.'

'[He] picked up an injury on Saturday to his ankle, so Kieran had to play when he's had limited training time. Tino won't make Sunday, we now have to get him right for next season.' 'We do have a hangover of injuries from last year. Tino is still working his way back.'

'Tino is still struggling with his ankle That's why he didn't come onto the pitch. He was there for an emergency, really. Can he play at the weekend? I'm not sure. It probably depends on what other players I have available.' 'Tino had a slight reaction after [Tottenham]. It was minimal. We are having to look after him, and hopefully, rest will make a big difference. Let's see how he feels today before making a decision.'

'I think the ball hit Tino's ankle, so it's an ankle twist.' 'Tino the same [as Almiron] with an ankle injury.' 'Tino's was quite obvious when you looked back at the footage. [It was] strange, really, as the ball hits his ankle before it hits the floor. Thankfully, it's not as serious as it could have been. He could be back quite quickly.' 'The closest player to coming back would be Tino. He has not trained with the team but has been out on the grass.'

'It was a twist of the ankle against Chelsea. We knew the day after the game that he wasn't going to make this weekend. We don't think it's serious, and we hope he'll be back for the next match.'