Ollie Watkins is “50/50” to be fit for Aston Villa’s match against Bournemouth this Saturday, according to Unai Emery. Watkins, who has seven goals in the Premier League this year, was injured on Thursday night and was unable to participate in Villa’s 2-1 victory over Legia Warsaw at home in the Europa Conference League. Watkins may miss Sunday afternoon’s trip to Bournemouth for Villa, according to Emery, who had earlier stated that the striker’s injury was minor.
He will be questionable on Sunday, but Ramsey, Duran, and Zaniolo will be getting more playing time, according to Emery.
He isn’t totally unavailable for Sunday; we’ll hold off until tomorrow, depending on our willingness to take a chance with him. What does he feel like for ninety minutes, too?
“Only the game on Sunday will be on our minds.” It is currently 50/50 for Sunday.
“It’s very important when players are coming back after long injuries,” Emery continued. Some players, like Robin Olsen after a recent absence from the field, and Alex Moreno, leave an impression with strong performances.
“Jhon Duran was playing consistently in ninety minutes after a lengthy absence, and Jacob Ramsey was taking his time recovering from his injury.”
It serves as a great model for other gamers. It’s beneficial for team members as well because it forces you to develop positive emotions and a solid internal framework.
“When we win, everyone has to be happy, and when we lose, everyone has to be together. Then, we should try to create a positive energy and enjoy every moment with our supporters.”
