Sassuolo faces a significant challenge with a lengthy list of absentees, including Sebastian Walukiewicz (muscle injury), Domenico Berardi (ankle injury), and Edoardo Pieragnolo along with Fali Candé, both sidelined by cruciate ligament injuries. Additionally, Daniel Boloca is dealing with a knee injury, Ismaël Koné has a broken ankle, and Yeferson Paz also suffers from a cruciate ligament injury. This could heavily impact their squad depth.
Lazio is also feeling the pinch, particularly in their midfield, as four players are out with thigh injuries: Fisayo Dele-Bashiru, Adam Marusic, Luca Pellegrini, and Patric. They also have Andrea Pinamonti dealing with physical discomfort, Samuel Gigot with a back injury, and Danilo Cataldi sidelined due to a muscle injury. The injury list here suggests a tough task ahead for the coaching staff.
Monza's squad is missing key players as well, with Ebenezer Akinsanmiro out due to a virus and Patrick Ciurria experiencing physical discomfort. Idrissa Touré and Matteo Pessina are both nursing knee injuries, while Leonardo Colombo is sidelined with a muscle injury. The combination of these absences could hinder their performance.
Udinese has its own set of challenges, with Nicolò Zaniolo and Matteo Palma both out due to muscle injuries. Giorgi Chakvetadze is dealing with a broken foot, and Alessandro Zanoli is sidelined with a cruciate ligament injury. Adding to their woes, Christian Kabasele is suspended, leaving them with a thinner squad to work with.
Atalanta is not immune to injury troubles either, with Thomas Kristensen out due to a thigh injury and Kamaldeen Sulemana nursing a knee injury. Honest Ahanor is sidelined with a muscle injury, while Isak Hien is dealing with a hamstring injury. These absences could test their squad depth as they prepare for the upcoming match.
