#return-timeline

#return-timeline

"When we say week to week, it's because it's longer than day to day," Darche explained. "But it's not month to month, either. I would suspect two to three weeks at the most. There's no surgery needed. There's no anything. It's just healing an old injury."

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James continues to work out individually while recovering from the sciatica affecting his lower back and right side, and the next step in his return will be progressing to live 5-on-5 reps in practice, sources told ESPN's Shams Charania on Wednesday. James will not travel with the Lakers on their upcoming five-game road trip through Atlanta, Charlotte, Oklahoma City, New Orleans and Milwaukee, sources told ESPN.

Amorim's latest comments on the England international, though, suggested he may not be out for long. Martinez has been sidelined since February with a serious knee injury, but he has since returned to full first-team training. Here's a look at the latest on Manchester United's injuries... Amorim said ahead of the Brighton match that the knock suffered by Maguire was nothing serious. But he still elected not to name the centre-back in Saturday's matchday squad despite deeming that Mason Mount - who was also reportedly dealing with a knock last week - was fit enough to make the bench.

According to The Athletic, Chelsea forward Liam Delap is expected to return to first-team training in November, with hopes of being back on the pitch soon after, just in time for the busy festive schedule. The 22-year-old striker has been sidelined with a hamstring injury but has avoided the need for surgery, meaning his recovery is progressing smoothly. The timeline given is around 10 weeks from the date of the injury, placing his return toward the back end of the autumn period.