Premier League Players Injured During International Break

Premier League Players Hurt in the International Break

The international break has extended longer than usual, but it is now coming to an end. Fans are eager for the Premier League to kick off again this weekend. While clubs hoped their key players would stay fit, some have picked up injuries while playing for their countries.

Players Injured During the Break

• Kai Havertz, Christos Tzolis, and Ezri Konsa (Arsenal)
• Havertz got injured in Germany's Nations League opener against the Netherlands and will likely miss several weeks, though no exact return date is set.
• Tzolis had to leave the Greece vs. Netherlands game in the 18th minute and may be sidelined for about three weeks.
• Konsa played in England's 7-0 win over Croatia but withdrew from the squad ahead of the Czechia match due to injury.

• Damsgaard sat out Denmark's Nations League win over Wales with an ankle problem sustained against Portugal.
• Scott was ruled out of England’s game against Czechia after getting injured before the big win against Croatia.

• Isak suffered a minor injury and returned to Liverpool for evaluation.
• Gakpo left the Netherlands’ match against Serbia early due to injury, leaving Liverpool concerned about his condition.

• O'Reilly pulled out of the England squad after a training injury.
• Haaland limped off during Norway’s game against Portugal, causing worry, but his coach said fatigue was the issue.

• Dorgu left Denmark's match against Wales with injury and returned to Manchester United; further details pending.
• Mazraoui also returned to United after leaving Morocco’s Africa Cup qualifier against Lesotho early.

• Ballard injured his hamstring in Northern Ireland’s win over Georgia.
• Brobbey exited the Netherlands vs. Germany match in the 35th minute due to injury.

• Van Hecke pulled out of his national team after a training injury.
• Van de Ven was substituted in the Netherlands’ win over Serbia but his injury isn’t serious, according to Tottenham's coach Xavi Hernandez.