Harry Wilson

Wilson (ankle) is not expected to be available for Sunday's game against Southampton, according to manager Marco Silva. "He was on the grass this morning [Thursday]. Let's see how he's going to react. He was there, doing individual work, not involved with the team, but doing the individual rehabilitation. Let's see how he's going to react tomorrow, [and] what is going to be the next step for him. Probably right now, if you ask me, he's probably not going to be in contention for Sunday, but we have some days until the game, and probably can have some news on Saturday."

Wilson (ankle) is out for Wednesday's match against West Ham. The injury is "not too serious," according to manager Marco Silva.

Wilson (ankle) is questionable for Wednesday's match against West Ham, according to manager Marco Silva, per Jon Harland of the Hounslow Herald. "Harry is one of the players that I said we have to keep assessing them and see. Tomorrow we are going to take some important decisions related with the game, and with the squad list and with the starting XI, and for sure we have some players to assess and after taking decisions."

Wilson is in question for Wednesday's match after suffering an ankle injury, according to manager Marco Silva, per Jack Kelly of Fullhamish. "He twisted the ankle, let's see how he's going to be in the next few days."

Wilson had an assist with his lone chance created while taking two shots (one on goal), crossing five times (one accurate) and creating a chance during Sunday's 3-1 win over Sunderland.