Which Premier League players got injured during the international break?

During the international break, several Premier League players sustained injuries while representing their respective nations. Kai Havertz, Christian Tzolis, and Ezri Konsa of Arsenal all got injured. Havertz pulled a muscle during Germany's Nations League opener against the Netherlands, and his return to action is uncertain. Tzolis was forced off in the 18th minute of Greece's match against the Netherlands and could be out for around three weeks. Konsa withdrew from the squad to play for Czechia but missed the next game due to an injury.

Zion Suzuki of Aston Villa was not part of Japan's matchday squad due to a rib injury but returned to action for his country in their next game. Mikkel Damsgaard of Bournemouth and Alex Scott both suffered injuries, with Damsgaard missing Denmark's match against Wales due to an ankle issue and Scott ruled out of England's match against Czechia.

Alexander Isak and Cody Gakpo of Liverpool also had to deal with injuries during the international break. Isak suffered a minor injury and returned to Liverpool for further assessment, while Gakpo went off injured during the Netherlands' match against Serbia.

Erling Haaland and Nico O'Reilly of Manchester City faced fitness concerns. O'Reilly withdrew from the England squad due to a training ground injury, while Haaland limped out of Norway's clash against Portugal and was later confirmed to be struggling with fatigue.

Patrick Dorgu and Noussair Mazraoui of Manchester United also sustained injuries. Dorgu limped out of Denmark's match against Wales, and Mazraoui was forced off Morocco's Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Lesotho.

Dan Ballard and Brian Brobbey of Sunderland suffered injuries as well. Ballard pulled a hamstring during Northern Ireland's win over Georgia, while Brobbey went off in the 35th minute of the Netherlands vs. Germany match.

Finally, Jan Paul van Hecke of Tottenham Hotspur sustained an injury during training, leading to his withdrawal from the national squad. Micky van de Ven, who was subbed off during the Netherlands' win over Serbia, also had a minor injury but confirmed it was not serious.