Soccer News

Mbemba (undisclosed) is out for Wednesday's clash with Nice, according to Bruno Blanzat of Bleu Provence.

Gregersen (knee) appeared on the training grounds Tuesday for the first time since surgery, per Henry Higuita of Scarves N Spikes.

Araujo (thigh) was pictured training with a ball on grass ahead of Saturday's match against Girona.

Gudelj has been confirmed to have suffered a rupture in the internal meniscus of the right knee after leaving the field in the 81st minute of Monday's 2-1 win against Mallorca.

Thiare (hamstring) was training individually on the grass ahead of Saturday's trip to Chicago, reports Henry Higuita of Scarves N Spikes.

Garcia (hamstring) was included in team training and completed the full session Tuesday, the club announced.

Celentano (ankle) was seen training individually on the grass Tuesday ahead of Saturday's match against Colorado, per FC Cincinnati Writer Pat Brennan.

Williams (calf) was seen working with the trainer on the grass Tuesday, per Henry Higuita of Scarves N Sparks.

Kone (thigh) was included in pieces of team training, as manager Gerardo Seoane stated, "Manu has taken a good step forward. We will see how he develops in the coming days."

Njinmah is now dealing with an illness, as the club's football director Clemens Fritz stated, "He will definitely not be available in Augsburg. We then have to wait for the course of the disease with Justin. This is bitter for Justin and for us, because his qualities would of course help us."

Ferri was held to individual training Tuesday, appearing to be dealing with an injury.

Lenz (calf) took part in individual training Tuesday, the club announced.

Poulsen (thigh) was included in team training Tuesday, the club announced.

Coleman (groin) is not an option for Wednesday's match against Liverpool, according to manager Sean Dyche.

Beto (head) is set to miss the club's next couple of matches due to his issues, as manager Sean Dyche told reporters, "[Beto] definitely won't feature for these next couple of games but he will be back after that - following the protocols, and rightly so. Good news so far. He has had all the checks needed and he's fine."

Calvert-Lewin appears to be dealing with an injury as he is now in question for Wednesday's match against Liverpool, as manager Sean Dyche stated, "Hopeful [Calvert-Lewin] will be back for tomorrow. We will wait and see on that one."

Jota has picked up an injury after being subbed off in the 74th minute of Sunday's 3-1 win against Fulham, as manager Jurgen Klopp told reporters, "Unfortunately, yes. Diogo scored the goal, felt a little bit and now we found out it's a little bit more. So he will be out for two weeks."

Holding will miss at least Wednesday's match against Newcastle due to a hamstring injury, as manager Oliver Glasner told reporters, "Unfortunately Rob is injured again. It is tough because he is just back from injury. We don't know the degree but it is something with his hamstring, so we don't know how long it will take. He will definitely miss tomorrow's game and I think Saturday against Fulham."

Trippier (calf) has yet to train with the group, as manager Eddie Howe told reporters, "We hope all four could play [before the end of the season]. Difficult to give a definite date as none of them are training with the group just yet."

Almiron (knee) has yet to train with the team since his injury, as manager Eddie Howe stated, "We hope all four could play [before the end of the season]. Difficult to give a definite date as none of them are training with the group just yet."

Miley is done for the rest of the season due to his back issues, as manager Eddie Howe stated, "The decision was made on Lewis to look at his long-term future and try to protect him. We won't see Lewis again this season. He's done brilliantly but I think with the back problem he has, rest is the right way for us to go."

Wilson (pectoral) is almost ready to take the field again, as manager Eddie Howe told reporters, "Callum has trained really well this week. It's been really good to have him back (with) the energy and quality that he brings."

Kamada will sit Wednesday's Coppa Italia clash against Juventus out of precaution due to calf soreness, La Gazzetta dello Sport informed.