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Mbappe was forced off with a hamstring injury Tuesday and is expected to miss time, according to his club.

Smith Rowe has agreed to a five-year deal with Fulham from Arsenal for an undisclosed fee.

Adams is set to miss a solid chunk of time after receiving back surgery, according to manager Andoni Iraola, per Simon Stone of BBC. "He finished the season with an injury in his back. He wanted to play Copa America because it was very important to him, but he had restrictions and was still in pain, so two days after they were knocked out, he had surgery. He is out for some time. It is difficult to say how long but he won't be fit for the start of the season. But September? October? I don't know."

Mbappe (nose) was spotted in training Thursday wearing a mark and is expected to be an option to face the Netherlands on Friday, according to MARCA. "I can confirm that [Kylian] Mbappe is feeling better and all is evolving well to see him available for tomorrow," manager Didier Deschamps stated during Thursday's pre-match press conference. "It's moving in the right direction."

Mbappe broke his nose Monday against Austria but will delay surgery, according to the FFF. "He will undergo treatment in the coming days, without undergoing surgery immediately. A mask will be made so as to allow the number 10 of the French team to consider resuming competition after a period dedicated to treatment."

Mbappe has signed a five-year deal with Real Madrid, officially leaving PSG.

De Bruyne (ankle) is in doubt for Sunday's clash with West Ham, according to manager Pep Guardiola. "Yesterday we were off and today we've got training and I will see."

Eze (knee) is available for Monday's clash with Manchester United, according to manager Oliver Glasner. "Both trained - the players were off after Sunday and we started yesterday preparing them for the Man United game.

Fernandez (groin) will miss the remainder of the season, Chelsea announced Thursday.

Haaland (strain) is out for Thursday's match against Brighton, as manager Pep Guardiola stated, "Erling is not ready for tomorrow."

Odegaard was forced off the field in the 79th minute of Sunday's 2-0 loss to Aston Villa due to an apparent injury, as manager Mikel Arteta told reporters, "Because he was feeling something," when asked why he was taken off.

Olise (hamstring) is nearing a return but remains out for at least two more matches, according to manager Oliver Glasner."He did many parts of training this week - not all the parts - and he's on the way back, but the Nottingham game is too early, the Bournemouth game [on Tuesday] is too early, then we will see in the next days.

Lavia will miss the rest of the season after suffering a setback in his recovery from a thigh injury.

De Bruyne (groin) won't be an option for Saturday's FA Cup clash against Newcastle, according to manager Pep Guardiola."He [De Bruyne] is not ready [for tomorrow]. He already played at Anfield with some problems. But he's getting better, just not ready for tomorrow."