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Marc Guehi withdraws from England squad with injury concern

Manchester City defender Marc Guehi has been forced to pull out of the England squad ahead of this week's Nations League matches against Croatia and Spain due to an injury concern.

The Mirror reports that Thomas Tuchel is braced for more withdrawals after the scare involving Guehi, with the City man among those affected by fitness issues in the squad (Mirror). BBC Sport adds detail on the nature of the problem, saying Guehi was due to have a scan on a hip complaint on Sunday to determine whether he would even be able to report for England duty this week (BBC Sport).

The Sun confirms that Guehi has indeed been withdrawn, with Newcastle's Dan Burn called up as his replacement to join the squad for the Croatia and Spain fixtures (The Sun).

Between the three reports, the picture is consistent: a hip issue was enough of a concern for scans to be needed, and the outcome was that Guehi did not travel with the England squad, with Burn brought in instead. For City supporters, the main point of interest is Guehi's fitness heading into the next block of club fixtures once the international break ends, since a hip complaint serious enough to rule him out of England duty will be one to watch closely in the coming days.

There's no word yet from any of the outlets on a specific return date or how serious the issue is expected to be, so City fans will be hoping for positive news once he's assessed further away from the international set-up.

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