Arsenal Injury News Archives: 02/2019

AFC Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe has admitted that five of his players will be out of the game against Arsenal on Wednesday, for various reasons.

Arsenal got a triple injury-boost ahead of their crunch week in the race for a top-four finish.

Arsenal go into their game against Southampton on Sunday with doubts hanging over the fitness of two players.

Laurent Koscielny has suffered a minor injury to his left calf, but there’s still a good chance he returns in time for the weekend or next week’s matches.

Arthur Okonkwo appears to have joined Arsenal’s growing list of goalkeeping injuries, with the 17-year-old missing out on the u18s match against Leicester City on Tuesday.

Deyan Iliev picked up an injury in Arsenal’s 4-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur on Friday, which leaves the club very light in the goalkeeping position.

Granit Xhaka and Sokratis Papastathopoulos have both returned to light training, with Xhaka sharing pictures of the pair in action on his Instagram page.

Harry Kane could be set for an early return from injury in the next week or two, making him available for the North London derby against Arsenal next month.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan finally returned to the pitch on Monday, after an injury in mid-December forced him to miss a month and a half of football.

Jack Wilshere could be back in training before the end of the month, despite recent fears that an injury setback might have ended his season.

Reiss Nelson returned from injury on Saturday, featuring from the bench in a Hoffenheim draw with Dusseldorf.

Emile Smith Rowe will have to wait for his Bundesliga debut after it was revealed that he arrived in Germany carrying an injury.

Harry Kane isn’t giving up hope of an early return from injury, according to reports, with Tottenham Hotspur’s clash with Arsenal coming up at the start of March.