Will Hughes Injuries

'Normally, Will Hughes would have started, but he was ill.' 'Will Hughes is back...'

'Let's see. He just felt fatigue everywhere around the hip, and once it was the hamstring, then it was the adductor, then it was the thighs. We have to assess him further, but of course we hope that we won't miss him in the next game.'

'Will just overstretched his knee. Let's see - we will assess him. It doesn’t look that bad.' 'Will (Hughes) doesn't look so bad, so we're very hopeful that he’ll be in the matchday squad. All others are fine.'

'All the players have come back from Poland healthy. There was just one small question mark over Will. He had a knock on his quad, so it's a little bit questionable, but it looks like he'll be OK.'

'Will Hughes can't play tomorrow; he is not available.' 'We have a question mark with Will. We will see. We will have to assess in the next two days [to see] if he's available... I hope [he] is doing well and is available - that gives us more options.'

'He's a bit sick, so let's see how the afternoon and the night will be.'

'He was injured in the Southampton game. I mentioned afterwards he had to be stitched on the top of his foot. It's too swollen and too painful to wear a boot, so he can't play.' 'Will [Hughes] is questionable, so it doesn’t look like [he will be available].' 'Another positive is that Will Hughes is now available. He has trained [for] two days with us. So, Will is going to be in the squad tomorrow.'

'He got a knock on his knee in the first half, and we talked about it at half-time. He thought it would be okay when he was moving, but the pain was too much, so we had to take him off. Let’s see, but of course, he is questionable [for Southampton].'

'Will Hughes will be back after his suspension.'

'Questionable since today is Will. He got sick yesterday evening. He was here today, but after 20 minutes, he stopped training, so now we have to wait for what happens in the afternoon and especially at night. Then we'll see if he's available.'

'We hope that it's not that serious. It was a crash knee-to-knee, but I hope that his leg was in the air so that nothing happened with a tear. He has pain, so we will see.' 'Will is out for the last game. It looked terrible on the video, but fortunately, everything is OK with his ligament. He has a bone bruise, and he will be out for several weeks. He should be back when we start with pre-season.'

'Will got a knock yesterday in training, so he couldn't train today.'

'Hughes was injured. He’d been limping for about ten minutes, and we were hoping he would continue and be able to run it off, but he was struggling, mobility-wise.' 'Like Will Hughes, I hope he will be with us next week.' 'Will (Hughes) and Eze took part in all the training sessions this week, so they are back in the squad for tomorrow.'

'[Will] was the recipient of that wicked challenge; we don't know yet if that's going to put him out of action. They're the challenges which twist people's knees and twist people's ankles.' 'Will was the recipient of a really bad tackle when we played Millonarios in Chicago, and that, again, is an injury which is going to take more time than we've been able to give him so far.' 'He's getting better - it was a nasty injury. Because he has progressed so well, they're expecting him to be available to train on Thursday of next week.'

'He is not going to be involved tomorrow - he is still not feeling well.'

'He's struggled this week. He just had training with the team yesterday and trained with the team today. He's fine, and he will be travelling with the team.'

"[Will] is feeling better. He managed to do a couple of training [sessions] with the team this week, so will be in the squad tomorrow."

"He didn’t train a lot during the week, we didn’t want to take any risk. He will start training again [fully next] week."