Soccer News

Telles is expected to be out until September because of an ankle injury, according to manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. "Unfortunately, it's worse news on Alex Telles than we hoped for, his ankle injury is a little bit more severe than we hoped and he'll be out for a little spell at least, the whole of August I would think."

Szoboszlai continues to work on the side as he deals with a hip flexor complaint, reports kicker.

Hummels (knee) is not expected to return to training this week, reports Ruhr Nachrichten.

Wolf has suffered a partial torn out ligament in his ankle and will be out an extended period, according to the team.

Van de Beek (groin) was pictured in training three weeks before the season opener.

Hee-Chan picked up an undisclosed knock in a preseason friendly, according to head coach Jesse Marsch.

Reyna reportedly picked up a thigh injury that forced him out of the lineup in Saturday's friendly against Athletic Club.

Plea suffered a capsule injury in his right knee during Saturday's friendly against Metz and is out indefinitely.

Saracchi ruptured his ACL and will miss at least six months following surgery.

Zagadou (knee) is still two or three months away from a return, he recently told reporters.

Ceballos suffered a grade II sprained ankle during the opening match of the Olympics and likely won't be available for the final group stage match against Argentina, according to Arancha Rodriguez of Cope.

Van Dijk (knee) could take part in Thursday's friendly against Hertha Berlin, according to manager Jurgen Klopp.

Telles is considered a doubt for the start of the season because of an ankle injury suffered in training.

Ceballos (ankle) missed Sunday's 1-0 win over Australia.

Gomez (knee) has been training, but he's unlikely to take part in next week's friendly, according to manager Jurgen Klopp. "We just have to be patient - we prepare for a full season, not for a pre-season game. I will not risk it for a game here, so we have to see. We have a lot of games still coming, pre-season games, but I don't see them being involved for the next one."