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    Yorke tells Amorim to back youth as Sesko faces month on sidelines

    Ruben Amorim (Manchester united)
    November 2025

    Benjamin Sesko’s knee scare against Tottenham has eased after scans showed no major ligament damage, but Manchester United still expect their marquee striker to miss up to a month, leaving Joshua Zirkzee as Ruben Amorim’s only natural centre-forward. Dwight Yorke has warned United not to chase short-term stopgaps and instead promote from the under-23s, arguing Amorim should invest minutes in fresh talent rather than repeat past mistakes of panic signings that struggled to cope with Old Trafford’s demands.

    Nagelsmann reveals Havertz relapse as Arsenal star faces longer road back

    Kai Havertz (Arsenal)
    November 2025

    Kai Havertz has suffered a minor relapse in his recovery from knee surgery after injuring himself in training following Arsenal’s season opener against Manchester United, extending a stop start year that already included a hamstring layoff and keeping his return date uncertain for club and country. Julian Nagelsmann says Havertz is broadly doing well but needs time to regain rhythm alongside Jamal Musiala, echoing Mikel Arteta’s earlier warning that Arsenal must protect the knee carefully so he can come back for the long term rather than risk repeated breakdowns.

    Arsenal braced for Gabriel layoff as injury crisis deepens title push

    Gabriel Magalhaes (Arsenal)
    November 2025

    Arsenal fear Gabriel Magalhaes could miss up to two months after he left Brazil’s friendly against Senegal with a right thigh issue, a potential absence that would rule him out until mid January and remove a defensive cornerstone from a team chasing domestic and European trophies. Further scans will determine whether the layoff is closer to one month or two, but Gabriel now joins a crowded Arsenal injury list that already included Martin Odegaard, Viktor Gyokeres, Kai Havertz, Gabriel Martinelli, Noni Madueke and Gabriel Jesus, even as Arteta’s squad has still climbed to the Premier League summit.

    Arsenal urged to slim Gyokeres down after sluggish start and muscle scare

    Viktor Gyokeres (Arsenal)
    November 2025

    Viktor Gyokeres has been told he looks too heavy after a delayed 63.5 million pound move from Sporting CP, with questions over whether he arrived at Arsenal in ideal condition as early outings, including a flat debut in Hong Kong versus Tottenham, highlighted rhythm and sharpness issues. After finally settling and scoring in a 2-0 win at Burnley, the striker signalled discomfort and was withdrawn at half time, prompting Arteta to admit concern over an unusual muscular problem for such an explosive player while medical staff carry out tests to understand the extent of the setback.

    Pocognoli urges patience as Pogba inches toward Monaco return

    Paul Pogba (Monaco)
    November 2025

    Paul Pogba edges closer to his long-awaited Monaco debut after returning to full training following an ankle sprain, but coach Sebastien Pocognoli is deliberately keeping expectations low as the midfielder continues a difficult comeback from an 18-month doping ban and two years without competitive football. Pocognoli says he will judge Pogba on current performances and refuses to promise dates, focusing instead on building fitness, confidence and leadership for Monaco’s young squad. Club chiefs stress patience, believing his experience and personality can shape the dressing room before he returns to minutes.

    Isak admits tough Liverpool start after injuries and solo training derail momentum

    Alexander Isak (Liverpool)
    November 2025

    Alexander Isak reflected on a difficult few months since his 125 million pound move to Liverpool, explaining that a disrupted pre season, time training alone to force the transfer and a groin injury have all contributed to his failure so far to score a Premier League goal. After a late substitute appearance for Sweden, he said his body reacted well but he is not yet at full sharpness, stressing he will not use setbacks as an excuse and is focused on contributing again against Slovenia as experience helps him handle frustration and rebuild confidence.

    Tullis-Joyce suffers fractured eye socket in major blow to United and USWNT

    Phallon Tullis-Joyce (Manchester United / USWNT)
    November 2025

    Phallon Tullis-Joyce has been diagnosed with a fractured eye socket after an accidental clash against Aston Villa, ruling her out of Manchester United’s historic win over Paris Saint-Germain and forcing a spell on the sidelines while specialists prioritise protection and rest over any quick return. Sensitivity around the injury meant she appeared in sunglasses while Safia Middleton-Patel impressed in goal, but coaches admit losing their new number one is a major setback. United hope she can return before the winter break if doctors clear full contact, while her USWNT momentum is also interrupted.

    Brazil beat Senegal as Gabriel injury sparks Arsenal fears and Ancelotti apology

    Brazil national team and Gabriel (Arsenal)
    November 2025

    Brazil produced a fast, ruthless first half to beat Senegal 2-0, with Estevao (Chelsea) curling in the opener and Casemiro (Brazil) adding a controlled finish from a training ground routine. The win snapped Senegal’s long unbeaten run and showcased Brazil’s attacking depth. Edouard Mendy faced constant pressure as Matheus Cunha hit woodwork twice before the goals, while Senegal forced good stops from Ederson and missed a big Iliman Ndiaye chance. The night soured when Gabriel limped off with an adductor issue, prompting Carlo Ancelotti’s public apology and leaving Arsenal worried.

    Welbeck tipped for shock United return to guide struggling Sesko after knee scare

    Danny Welbeck (Brighton)
    November 2025

    Danny Welbeck (Brighton) has been linked with a surprise return to Manchester United, with observers suggesting the in-form 34-year-old could mentor Benjamin Sesko (Manchester United) and bolster a misfiring attack as the young Slovenian battles poor form and a worrying new knee problem. Revitalised under Fabian Hurzeler (Brighton), Welbeck has hit six league goals in 11 games, prompting rumours of a comeback to Old Trafford. Sesko’s latest setback came after a lively cameo against Tottenham, cut short by a knee issue that left Ruben Amorim (Manchester United) concerned and increased pressure to sign a striker.

    Camavinga leaves France camp after latest injury setback raises consistency concerns

    Eduardo Camavinga (Real Madrid)
    International break before World Cup qualifier vs Azerbaijan

    Eduardo Camavinga (Real Madrid) has withdrawn from the France squad after a muscle injury suffered against Rayo Vallecano ruled him out of training and forced him to miss qualifiers against Ukraine and Azerbaijan, with Real Madrid now assessing his chances of facing Elche.
    Didier Deschamps (France) replaced him with Khephren Thuram (Juventus) and admitted recurring injuries in 2025, including two hamstring problems, have disrupted Camavinga’s rhythm and consistency. The versatile midfielder returns to Valdebebas focused on rehabilitation, hoping to stabilise his fitness for both club and country.

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