Fernandes, Gakpo and Dorgu added to international break's injury list
Three high-profile players have joined the list after suffering issues during Nations League matches.
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Bruno Fernandes, Cody Gakpo and Patrick Dorgu have all joined the international break's growing list of high-profile injuries, according to the BBC.
The three players suffered issues that curtailed their involvement in their respective Nations League matches during the international window.
Their injuries add to concerns for both their national teams and their club sides, as managers assess the potential impact on player availability once domestic league fixtures resume.
The report did not specify the exact nature or expected recovery timelines for each player's injury, and further updates are expected as clubs conduct their own medical assessments.
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