As the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) approaches, Premier League coaches are grappling with the imminent departure of key players due to international duty.
The looming absence of stars like Mohamed Salah, Heung-Min Son, and others is causing concern among top-flight managers.
The Daily Express reveals that Liverpool’s Mo Salah is set to miss seven crucial matches, leaving a significant void for Jurgen Klopp’s side.
Similarly, Tottenham’s Ange Postecoglou faces the challenge of navigating without Heung-Min Son during this period.
Several other clubs, including Nottingham Forest, will be severely impacted, with new coach Nuno Espirito Santo losing six players.
Gary O’Neil, Wolves manager, expresses regret over the departure of South Korean forward HeeChan Hwang, while West Ham’s David Moyes anticipates the absence of Mohammed Kudus, who will represent Ghana.
At Manchester United, Erik ten Hag is devising a plan to manage the absence of André Onana, while Erik ten Hag plans to have his goalkeeper play for Manchester United just 48 hours before Cameroon’s first match in the tournament.
