Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez has left the Argentina national team camp after sustaining a knee injury, as confirmed by Sky Sports.

Fernandez participated in Argentina's 1-0 victory over Venezuela in a friendly match on Friday, before leaving the field in the 78th minute due to bursitis in his right knee, a type of swelling that prevents him from participating in any further matches during the international break.

Chelsea is preparing to return to Premier League action against Nottingham Forest on Saturday at 2:30 PM Cairo time.

Fernandez's absence is part of a series of injuries that have hit the team recently, as Reece James had to withdraw from the England camp, while Levi Colwill remains sidelined, and Cole Palmer will be out until at least November.

Tosin Adarabioyo and Andre Santos also missed the break, while Badiashile and Josh Achiempong were injured during the win over Liverpool.

However, both Chalobah is expected to return after serving his suspension and Wesley Fofana after recovering from a head injury to face Nottingham Forest, providing coach Enzo Maresca with additional options in defense.