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Arsenal defender Jurriën Timber has left the club's training camp due to a groin problem, raising concerns over his availability ahead of the new season.

Inter Miami forward German Berterame was taken to hospital following a head collision during a match but is conscious, according to his coach.

AC Milan defender Gila received a boost after medical scans ruled out a serious injury, making him available for upcoming fixtures.

Milan defender Gila was forced off after just 22 minutes during a pre-season friendly against Celtic, raising injury concerns for the Rossoneri.

Manchester City midfielder Rodri is set to have back surgery in a significant blow to the club, while Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca brushed aside transfer talk surrounding himself.

Arsenal defender William Saliba is set to miss an extended period after sustaining a back injury, dealing a significant blow to the team's defensive ranks.

Italian media roundup covers Italy's defeat against a Pep Guardiola-coached side and Juventus' reported interest in Joshua Zirkzee.

Napoli defender Alessandro Buongiorno needs delicate surgery to repair a meniscus issue, as confirmed officially.

Juventus face an early pre-season injury worry after new signing Ekhator was hurt during his debut appearance, raising concerns over his availability for the start of the season.

Arsenal defender William Saliba will be assessed for a back injury, with surgery reportedly a possibility. The extent of his absence remains unclear pending further evaluation.

Roma forward Robinio Vaz has suffered a knee injury that will keep him out of the club's pre-season preparations.

Juventus attacker Kenan Yildiz may need surgery to address a chronic knee issue, raising concerns about his availability.

England defenders Marc Guehi (fitness doubt) and Declan Rice (illness) are both uncertain for the upcoming match against Norway.

Christian Pulisic suffered a leg fracture during the US national team's defeat by Belgium, with the injury confirmed by the USMNT.

Christian Eriksen will begin his rehabilitation in Denmark following his cardiac arrest during Denmark's Euro 2020 match against Finland.

Henderson has undergone surgery in the United States after breaking his arm, with details on the timeline of his recovery yet to be confirmed.

Aston Villa midfielder Amadou Onana has been confirmed to have ruptured his ACL, ruling him out for an extended period.

Amadou Onana has ruptured his ACL, ruling the Aston Villa and Belgium midfielder out for an extended period.
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