Bukayo Saka being helped by Arsenal physios.
Several Premier League teams have picked up fresh injury concerns, including Arsenal, as domestic actions returns following midweek European excursions.
European football has come and gone for another week and the Premier League is back, but several teams will be without their top stars. Bukayo Saka's injury in Arsenal's 2-2 draw with Bayern Munich in the Champions League has rocked the Gunners, with Mikel Arteta providing an update on the England winger's condition ahead of their game against Everton.
Liverpool are also without one of their star men for high-flying Brighton's visit to Merseyside, while Erling Haaland has been a doubt after picking up an issue against Ipswich. He also missed Tuesday's 5-1 win over AEK Athens. Here, Express Sport has taken a look at every single club in action this week and what their injury situation looks like...
Arsenal
Bukayo Saka injured
Arsenal fear that could spend up to two months on the sidelines after a quad injury he picked up against Bayern. That's according to the BBC, who claim that Saka could miss multiple big games. Mikel Arteta confirmed that he would undergo an MRI scan on Friday.
has recovered from an injury suffered in a warm-down, while Arteta said "let's see" on . Meanwhile, could be back in the squad. remains a long-term absentee.
Aston Villa
Johan Manzambi running.
Unai Emery will make a late decision on for the visit of Manchester City. He did confirm that , and would continue to be absent.
Asked about Manzambi, Emery added: "It is not a big injury, but in case he doesn't feel 100 per cent comfortable, training firstly... The plan is, can you run? Can you touch the ball? This is the process."
Bournemouth
Eli Kroupi Jr pointing.
Marco Rose confirmed that is in contention to feature for the first time this season when they travel to Manchester United. However, will be out "for some weeks" with a hamstring injury. is expected to return in November. (Image: Getty)
Brentford
Jannik Schuster