Arsenal and Tottenham handed Bukayo Saka and Dominic Solanke worry after England announcement

England's latest squad announcement could create a worry for both Arsenal and .

Both the and Spurs are having a two-week break for the October round of international fixtures and do not return to action until later this month.

The international break will see the Three Lions face Greece and Finland in the Nations League, with interim manager Lee Carsley overseeing his second round of fixtures since Gareth Southgate's departure in the summer.

England confirmed on Wednesday that and Jack Grealish are dealing with fitness concerns heading into Thursday night's match against Greece.

Kane suffered a knock during Bayern Munich's draw with Eintracht Frankfurt in the Bundesliga at the weekend, while Grealish played an hour during Manchester City's win over Fulham in the Premier League.

The Three Lions stated that Kane is currently taking part in an individual training programme, while Grealish missed training entirely on Wednesday with a knock.

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Both players are now doubts to feature for England on Thursday, which could mean members of the Arsenal and Tottenham squad get more minutes.

was called up to the England squad by Carsley, and after the fitness concern to Kane the Spurs striker could be in line to start against Greece at Wembley Stadium, and may also start against Finland depending on Kane's recovery.

Should Grealish also be unavailable, then may be given more minutes across the matches against Greece and Finland. If that is to be the case, then both Arsenal and Spurs will be hoping that their star players return to training after the international break without any fitness or injury concerns.

Arsenal will face Bournemouth on October 19 in the Premier League in their first match after the international break, while Spurs will host West Ham on the same day.