Arsenal Injury News Archives: 01/2020

Sead Kolasinac could return ahead of schedule this weekend, after progressing well this week in his return from injury.

If you want an idea of how much Mikel Arteta has changed at Arsenal in a few weeks, then fans singing Shkodran Mustafi’s name as he was stretchered off against Bournemouth tells you all you need to know.

Sead Kolasinac and Reiss Nelson will miss Arsenal’s next three games with their respective injury problems, creating issues for the team on the left.

Reiss Nelson picked up a hamstring injury in training, and the first signs don’t look good, according to Arsenal head coach Mikel Arteta.

Mikel Arteta gave an update on the injury and suspension status of a number of Arsenal players on Wednesday, ahead of the Sheffield United game this weekend.

Lukasz Fabianaksi will only miss two weeks of action after the injury he picked up at the weekend turned out to be less severe than first feared.

Lucas Torriera was replaced at halftime during Arsenal’s 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace on Saturday afternoon and it’s not yet clear how long Arsenal could be without him for.

Lucas Torreira picked up a muscle injury against Crystal Palace on Saturday, according to Arsenal head coach Mikel Arteta.

Hector Bellerin will miss Arsenal’s trip to Crystal Palace this weekend, as he continues to recover from his hamstring injury, according to reports.

Arsenal are facing the very real prospect of losing their top doctor, Gary O’Driscoll, to Liverpool but are desperately trying to keep him at the club.

This week, Arsenal confirmed that Calum Chambers had suffered an ACL injury to his left knee and underwent surgery on Thursday to correct the problem, so what can we expect for the player over the course of the next six-to-nine months?