Brooks was forced off in the 67th minute of Thursday's match against Tottenham with a possible injury.

Brooks (ankle, hand) is in the starting XI for Saturday's match against Crystal Palace.

Brooks is back from an ankle injury, but he injured his hand in training and is questionable for Saturday's match against Crystal Palace, reports Peter Rutzler of The Athletic.

Brooks (ankle) is "fully fit and training with the group," teammate Simon Francis recently told BBC Sport.

Brooks (ankle) revealed that the quarantine has "put a bit of a dampener" on where he was at in terms of returning from injury.

Brooks (ankle) is getting closer, but he has yet to return to training and won't be an option for Saturday's trip to Liverpool.

Brooks (ankle) has returned to full training, but he is not yet ready to make a match-day squad.

Brooks is still "some way away" from returning from an ankle injury, but he's making progress, according to manager Eddie Howe.

Brooks hasn't been able to recover from his ankle injury and will miss Saturday's match against Wolverhampton.

Brooks remains out with an ankle injury that has caused him to miss the entire season.

Brooks has begun working out on grass as he continues to recovery from an ankle injury, though he is still weeks away from returning.

Brooks (ankle) is working on his fitness levels and will miss Saturday's match against Norwich City. "David Brooks is at the stage where we're building his fitness," manager Eddie Howe said. "We haven't seen him in training but we're building that endurance that he needs and that's the process he's going through. I wouldn't say he's particularly enjoying it because it's really hard work but, once he gets back on the grass, that's when he'll have a big smile on his face. He'll be kicking a ball again so he's doing some hard yards at the moment but he's not too far away."

Brooks continues to deal with an ankle injury and won't be available until November at the earliest, according to Wales manager Ryan Giggs.

Brooks (ankle) is making good progress in his injury rehabilitation, according to manager Eddie Howe.

Brooks has been ruled out for 12 weeks due to ankle ligament damage.

Brooks twisted his ankle in Saturday's 3-1 win over Brentford and will need to be assessed by the medical staff, Dan Rose of the Bournemouth Echo reports. "David Brooks took a slight twist to his ankle but hopefully he's okay, other than that I think we are fine," manager Eddie Howe said.

Brooks finished last season with an ankle injury but has shown no signs of carrying the issue into next season.

Brooks (ankle) has been ruled out of Sunday's match against Crystal Palace. "David Brooks will miss out," manager Eddie Howe said. "Dan Gosling and Dom Solanke are also missing. Those lads who missed out last week won't make it for this weekend."

Brooks (ankle) was not selected to the 18-man squad for Saturday's 1-0 win over Tottenham.

Brooks is doubtful for Saturday's match against Tottenham because of an ankle injury.

Brooks scored a goal and tallied an assist in Saturday's 5-0 victory over Brighton & Hove Albion.

Brooks is fit for international duty with Wales, the BBC reports.

Brooks (ankle) is in the starting XI for Saturday's match with Newcastle.

Brooks subbed off with an ankle injury during Saturday's match with Huddersfield.

Brooks could be fit to start Saturday against Manchester City, according to manager Eddie Howe. "He's fit to be involved. He's done very limited training with us," Howe said Friday. "The injury itself is fine so we need to make a call as to whether he can function in the way that he wants to."

Brooks (ankle) will miss Wednesday's match with Arsenal. "Callum and David are improving and doing well," explained manager Eddie Howe. "But we haven't seen them join in training yet and that shows you they won't be ready for this game. I don't have a date in mind, but they have to be right to perform for the team. It's a case of trying to get them back fit for us."

Brooks (ankle) will miss Saturday's match with Wolverhampton. Wilson (knee) has been ruled out for Saturday's match with Wolverhampton. "There are no dramatic changes," manager Eddie Howe started. "Callum Wilson and David Brooks are still out with our long-term injuries Simon Francis and Lewis Cook also still missing. They're improving quickly, but this game comes too quickly for them, but we've not seen them on the grass yet so they're still a way away."

Brooks (ankle) is expected to miss four more weeks, according to manager Eddie Howe. "David has been to see a specialist and has had scans so I think around the four-week mark for him."

Brooks is expected to miss four weeks because of the ankle injury he suffered Wednesday against Chelsea, Sky Sports reports.

Brooks was subbed off after 68 minutes of Wednesday's match against Chelsea because of a minor injury. "As for David Brooks, I need to speak to him and the physios to find the extent of his injury," manager Eddie Howe said after the match.

Brooks scored a goal on three shots (three on target) and tallied an assist in Wednesday's 4-0 victory over Chelsea.

Brooks assisted to go with two shots and four tackles in Saturday's 2-0 win against West Ham.

Brooks took one shot, created three chances and drew three fouls in Wednesday's 3-3 draw against Watford.

Brooks notched an assist versus Manchester United on Wednesday.

Brooks scored two goals during Bournemouth's 2-0 win over Brighton on Saturday. He finished with three shots (two on target), two crosses, and three corners taken.

Brooks was an unused substitute during the 2-0 loss to Wolves.

Brooks took one shot, put in four crosses and made one block in Saturday's 2-1 loss to Newcastle.

Brooks scored the second goal of Saturday's 3-0 victory over Fulham.

Brooks scored a goal on his only shot attempt while adding three crosses and two interceptions during Saturday's 4-0 win over Watford.

Brooks scored on his only shot in Monday's 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace.