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Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi is a major doubt for England’s last two World Cup qualifiers against Serbia and Albania due to a foot injury.
Palace boss Oliver Glasner revealed Guehi sustained the injury in the closing stages of Thursday’s 3-1 Conference League win against Alkmaar and looks set for a spell on the sidelines.
England, already qualified as group winners, take on Serbia at Wembley next Thursday before facing Albania in Tirana the following Sunday.
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Glasner, who will be without Guehi for Sunday’s home Premier League game against Brighton, told Sky Sports News: “Marc was fouled in the last minute against Alkmaar. It was a knock on his foot. A bone bruise.
“He can’t even walk at the moment. The last two days he is on crutches.
“I don’t know how this develops over the next couple of days. But at the moment it doesn’t look good. It looks like he can’t play for England as well.”
Guehi, 25, has won 26 caps for England since making his senior debut in a 2-1 friendly win against Switzerland in 2022.
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