GW4: FPL Injury & Team News

Manzambi has been training and is earmarked for a return this weekend, probably as a substitute first.

Savona is the only absentee for Forest with a knee problem, but could be back after the international break.

Bournemouth have Adli, Croupy, Milosavljevic, and Araujo out, with Croupy targeting an early November return. Brentford's Nathan Collins and Jensen are out until after the international break, while Malambo will feature for the B team.

Caicedo, Palstra, Omeka, and Henderson are out for Chelsea this weekend, while Lavia was just rested. Hull have Butland, Ansa, Marita, and Charlie Hughes out, but players like Tim Irabuham and Luke Norton trained and are fine.

Palace have Saar out with a groin issue, Weads out long-term, and Mateta out with a hamstring until after the break. Ipswich have only Jack Taylor out, with Philogene back in training and ready to start.

Gakpo didn't train and is a major doubt, while Bacca and Kirke had cramp and will be assessed. Fulham have only Tom Kenny out until after the break, but there are reports of dissent with players deleting social media activity.

Fulham's situation resembles past Liverpool dynamics where a manager froze out the old guard.

Mudrik is out for six to eight weeks with an ankle injury, while Madison is back in training and close to starting. Everton have Norgaard out until after the break, and Grealish is closer to a start needing game time.

Sunderland have Idiara out midway through recovery and Mundle out until year-end with a knee problem. Arsenal's Ben White is fine, Saliba is out, Muscarello is close to returning, and Timber could be in the squad soon.

Coventry have G Wright out long-term and new boy Jan Gebuho could feature in the matchday squad. Brighton's Azeez and Wouta could return this weekend, while Zaluck Johanna has a small issue and will recover after the break.

United are assessing Shaw and Rashford after precautionary rests, while Bruno played through a kick. City's Aurelio is available after a back niggle, while Doku remains out but closing in on a return.

Leeds are fully fit except for Rodon out for eight weeks. Newcastle's Geysler is tight-lipped, but Dedic's hamstring issue isn't serious and Fernandez Pardo is getting closer to starting.