Diego Carlos is out due to injury. Also, Boubacar Kamara is recovering from a serious injury and will not play until next season.
Tyrone Mings and Emi Buendia are improving in their separate recoveries, which is encouraging, but this weekend may be too soon.
One blow is that Jacob Ramsey has a 50% chance of playing, while Jhon Duran’s current status is unknown.
However, Emery is waiting for training tomorrow before making any further choices on players.
“We’ll have our final practice before the game tomorrow. We will wait and see who is available.
“We trained this morning, resting alongside the players that played yesterday. Pau Torres and John McGinn will be available on Sunday.
Unfortunately, Jacob Ramsey sustained a foot injury in Aston Villa’s win over Luton Town and had to be replaced.
It remains to be seen how long he will be out with Emery before providing an update.
Premier Injuries, on the other hand, predicts he will appear this weekend 50% of the time.Jhon Duran suffered a hamstring injury versus Everton.
This leaves Aston Villa with only one striker, Ollie Watkins, and Emery will be praying that nothing happens to the Englishman.
A probable return date has been set for this weekend’s Premier League match, although it remains to be seen whether he will participate.
Diego Carlos is one of the most recent additions to Aston Villa’s injury list, having injured his hamstring.
by the time of the news, it was stated that he would be absent for three to four weeks, but he now appears to be on track to return by the end of March after conducting individual gym training.
Tyrone Mings suffered a serious knee injury on the first day of the season against Newcastle United, and Villa swiftly revealed that he would need surgery to repair the damage.
The defender is making progress in his recovery, according to an Aston Villa statement:
“Being injured for an extended period of time is the worst thing in football. When a player is injured, it makes things more difficult for them personally. Buendia and Mings have been out for the majority of the season due to injuries.
He appears to be sitting out again this week, but he is not far away.
Aston Villa reported that Argentine midfielder Emi Buendia suffered a “severe knee ligament damage” in training the day before the season began.
Things are moving in the right direction, and he’s making good progress in his recuperation, but it appears that any larger update is still too early, despite a modest comment today.
“Being injured for an extended period of time is the worst thing in football. When a player is injured, it makes things more difficult for them personally. Buendia and Mings have been out for the majority of the season due to injuries.
Similarly to Mings, he can’t be far away now, but Emery hasn’t provided a deadline, indicating that he doesn’t want to rush.
Two weeks later, many Aston Villa fans are still likely to be affected by the Boubacar Kamara injury announcement. He was replaced during the Manchester United game, and it has now been confirmed that he has a ruptured ACL. He stated:
He said, “Now it’s the same for Kamara. Perhaps he will return in September or October.”There are currently no suspensions
