Premier League injury round-up with several big names in danger of missing this weekend's matches.

Premier League and Fantasy Premier League managers face major fitness updates ahead of the weekend, with key players managing injuries across multiple clubs. Arsenal defender William Saliba is declared ready to make his season debut against Hull, while teammate Ezri Konsa remains a doubt after sustaining knee issues against Slavia Prague. Leeds United manager Daniel Farke confirmed striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin missed training due to a minor foot setback but remains hopeful for his availability.
Elsewhere, Chelsea goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez returned to training with protective jaw padding following a fracture suffered on October 17 and is targeting a start against Sunderland. Meanwhile, Brighton forward Joao Pedro has been ruled out for several weeks with a thigh injury by manager Xabi Alonso.
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