FPL injury Update: Haaland, Alexander-Arnold, Maddison, Pedro, Trippier Latest for GW36 | Football | sport

This season there are only three games in the Premier League, which means that FPL player only has a few chances of winning important points. A good week could be the difference between reaching her league and second place to a rival with a few points than you are. It could also be crucial to avoid a last place and to promote a humiliating decay.

Many points will be won this weekend with a number of interesting devices on the horizon. The outstanding match takes place on Sunday because the newly crowned master Liverpool, Arsenal, moderator Arsenal, who are still injured during the week by their exit the Champions League.

Express Sport offers FPL managers with a list of popular picks that may not be available for GameWeek 36.

Erling Haaland

After Erling Haaland had returned to the bench against the wolves last weekend, he could stand in line to start Manchester City when they visit Southampton. The productive striker has maintained a disturbing ankle injury, but is ready to celebrate his comeback this weekend.

Pep Guardiola confirmed the news at the press conference on Friday and said: “He is ready, he is fit. [If he will] Start, we will see tomorrow. “

Trent Alexander-Arnold

Trent Alexander-Arnold is almost full and fit because he was traveling against Leicester City last month before his cameo appearance against Leicester City. He stays fully fit, but will not start Liverpool this weekend after leaving Angend in summer.

Real Madrid has triggered the opportunity to land Alexander-Arnold before the summer World Cup, which could also affect why he does not play against arsenal.

Arne Slot has confirmed that Conor Bradley gets the nod instead and says: “Conor will start on Sunday because he needs more games to prepare for the next season. Let's not compare him with Trent, they are two different types of players.”

James Maddison

Around four percent of the FPL players still have James Maddison in their teams, but it's time to exchange him for another player. For the rest of the campaign, it is with a knee injury from the rest of the campaign, which means that he cannot win points.

Before the second leg against Bodo/Glimt on Thursday, Poseteclou said: “Madders changed his knee in the first leg. He is out, he will miss the rest of the season. It is more than anything else disappointing for him.”

Joao Pedro

The Brighton striker Joao Pedro is not injured, but will serve the last game of a three-game suspension this weekend. Last month he was shown a red card for violent behavior against Brentford and missed the last two outings of the Seagulls.

He stays out of the way for the trip of this weekend, but will return to Liverpool in Brighton's previous league game.

Kieran Trippier

Eddie Howe delivered a cryptic update about the fitness of Kieran Trippier with Chelsea before the Newcastle crunch meeting. The defense lawyer limp against Brighton last weekend, but could be involved if the magpies turn back into the campaign on Sunday.

Howe interviewed how Trippier and his teammate Fabian Schar performed this week and kept his cards near his chest by saying: “They are doing pretty well.”