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Injury-hit <\/b>Aston Villa<\/b><\/a> have suffered another blow, with captain John McGinn facing a number of weeks on the sidelines.<\/b><\/p>\n The midfielder has not travelled to Turkey for Thursday’s Europa League game at Fenerbahce, while goalkeeper Emi Martinez and Boubacar Kamara are also out.<\/p>\n Reports suggest key midfielder Kamara is out for the season after coming off with a knee injury against Tottenham<\/a> last week, with the club yet to provide an update.<\/p>\n Scotland’s McGinn, 31, was forced off early in Sunday’s defeat by Everton<\/a> with a knee injury and boss Unai Emery is yet to discover the extent of the problem. <\/p>\n “We are still waiting because he is still visiting some doctors to have a decision [on] what to do,” Emery told a news conference in Turkey.<\/p>\n “It could be for some weeks or it could be [less], it depends on the doctor and how he’s feeling.”<\/p>\n Martinez has a calf problem while new winger Alysson (knee) has also not travelled with Ross Barkley remaining in Birmingham, although Amadou Onana is available after missing the past four games with a hamstring issue. <\/p>\n Villa arrived in Turkey on Wednesday afternoon but president of football operations Roberto Olabe flew out on Monday to watch target Tammy Abraham play for Besiktas. <\/p>\n The striker, who was previously on loan at Villa in 2018-19 and helped them secure promotion to the Premier League with 25 goals in the Championship, featured as Besiktas beat Kayserispor 1-0.<\/p>\n He is currently on loan from Roma but Besiktas, fifth in the Turkish Super Lig, have already activated their option to buy the 28-year-old for about \u00a312m which is making negotiations difficult.<\/p>\n