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    Tottenham’s Solanke Confirms Ankle Surgery

    Dominic Solanke (Tottenham)
    October 2025

    Dominic Solanke confirmed via Instagram that he has undergone minor ankle surgery after months of pain management attempts failed. Spurs boss Thomas Frank described the operation as “small” but gave no timeline for the striker’s recovery.
    With Solanke sidelined and Randal Kolo Muani struggling for fitness, Richarlison has carried the scoring load, netting three in six league games. Frank must lean on depth options like Mohamed Kudus, Xavi Simons and Brennan Johnson to navigate a congested October schedule.

    Windass Reveals Gruesome Injury After Wrexham Draw

    Josh Windass (Wrexham)
    October 2025

    Josh Windass shared a shocking ankle injury photo after being forced off during Wrexham’s 1-1 draw with Leicester. His replacement, Nathan Broadhead, became the hero, netting a late equaliser to extend Wrexham’s run of scoring in every game this season.
    Windass, just back from a hamstring injury, limped off in the second half before posting an image of his badly bruised ankle. A scan is expected later this week. Despite mounting injuries, Parkinson’s men again fought back, with Broadhead’s strike sealing a gritty away point.

    Tottenham Block Romania Call-Up for Injured Dragusin

    Radu Dragusin (Tottenham Hotspur)
    October 2025

    Tottenham rejected Romania’s attempt to call up defender Radu Dragusin for October fixtures against Moldova and Austria, citing his continued ACL rehabilitation. The 23-year-old has not played since January and is still under Spurs’ strict medical recovery programme.
    Romania manager Mircea Lucescu admitted Spurs’ decision was justified despite Dragusin’s eagerness to return. With World Cup qualifying hopes at stake, Romania will proceed without him. Spurs stress patience is key for a full recovery, prioritising club-controlled training over international duty.

    Tottenham Striker Solanke Undergoes Ankle Surgery

    Dominic Solanke (Tottenham Hotspur)
    September 2025

    Tottenham boss Thomas Frank confirmed striker Dominic Solanke has undergone ankle surgery after recurring issues. The forward, sidelined since August, had briefly returned to training but needed a procedure to address persistent problems, leaving Spurs without him for the foreseeable future. Solanke’s injury, sustained in pre-season, had already ruled him out of the UEFA Super Cup. He featured briefly in two early league games but never regained full fitness. Spurs expect a clearer recovery timeline after the international break, compounding Frank’s attacking challenges.

    Rockets Lose VanVleet to ACL, Durant Era Begins in Chaos

    Fred VanVleet (Houston Rockets)
    September 2025

    Houston Rockets’ hopes took a huge hit as Fred VanVleet tore his ACL before the season, derailing their backcourt plans. The injury comes after acquiring Kevin Durant in a blockbuster trade, leaving rookie Reed Sheppard and Amen Thompson with major responsibilities. Reports suggest Houston won’t rush a replacement, instead testing Sheppard and Thompson’s playmaking while leaning on Sengun and Durant. With VanVleet sidelined for months, their offense may stutter, but internal belief remains that their roster depth can keep championship ambitions alive.

    Howe Confirms Livramento Faces Long Injury Lay-Off

    Eddie Howe (Newcastle United)
    September 2025

    Newcastle boss Eddie Howe confirmed Tino Livramento faces a lengthy spell out after injuring his leg during the 2-1 defeat to Arsenal. The full-back landed awkwardly following William Saliba’s reckless aerial challenge, forcing him to be stretchered off in visible pain. Howe described Livramento as “magnificent” this season and admitted losing him is a “huge blow.” His absence adds pressure on a struggling Newcastle side, who squandered their lead late as Arsenal scored twice in the final minutes to seal victory.

    Mainoo Set for Bigger Role as Amorim Pushes Defensive Growth

    Kobbie Mainoo (Manchester United)
    September 2025

    With Casemiro suspended, Ruben Amorim is working closely with Mainoo on defensive roles, aiming to trial him as a No.6 alongside Bruno Fernandes. Despite limited minutes this season, Mainoo remains central to Amorim’s long-term plans. Amorim admires Mainoo’s athleticism and IQ, pushing him to develop discipline and versatility. Seen in “warrior mode” in training, the 20-year-old is being moulded for deeper midfield duties, with Amorim convinced he can provide balance and future leadership.

    Barca Blow as Gavi Faces Up to Five Months Out

    Gavi (Barcelona)
    September 2025

    Barcelona midfielder Gavi will miss up to five months after knee surgery revealed a serious meniscus issue. The Spaniard, who previously missed nearly a year with a cruciate ligament tear, is now sidelined until early 2026. Barca confirmed surgery via statement, stressing the meniscus was sutured to preserve long-term function. The setback adds to Hansi Flick’s injury woes, denying him one of his most dynamic midfielders as Barca navigates a packed Champions League and La Liga schedule.

    Barcelona’s Fermin Lopez Out Three Weeks With Muscle Injury

    Fermin Lopez (Barcelona)
    September 2025

    Barcelona midfielder Fermin Lopez will miss around three weeks after suffering an iliopsoas muscle injury in the win over Getafe. The 20-year-old, who rejected a Chelsea move this summer, left the pitch in tears after holding his groin and leg. Tests confirmed the setback, ruling Lopez out of Barcelona’s Champions League showdown with PSG on October 1. With multiple midfielders sidelined, Hansi Flick faces a selection crisis. Lopez had been in good form, scoring twice this season and impressing in the midweek win over Newcastle.

    Saka Returns to Arsenal Training Ahead of City Clash

    Bukayo Saka (Arsenal)
    September 2025

    Bukayo Saka returned to first-team training after a hamstring injury, raising hopes he can feature in Arsenal’s critical Premier League showdown with Manchester City at the Emirates this weekend. Captain Martin Ødegaard’s recovery, however, remains in doubt. Saka had missed three matches but impressed in early-season form before his injury. His comeback provides a timely boost as Arsenal seek momentum, while Ødegaard’s shoulder issue may leave Arteta without his playmaker. Both players’ fitness will heavily shape Arsenal’s performance.

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