Arsenal Injury News Archives: 10/2023

Arsenal youth winger Osman Kamara looks to be closing in on a return from injury, making his comeback in training with the Gunners.

Tyreece John-Jules has been out of action for Derby County with a thigh problem, but he’s expected to return to training imminently.

Kai Havertz has joined up with the German national team after a minor delay due to a dental operation, according to reports.

Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka ruled out of England’s forthcoming matches against Australia and Italy following a hamstring injury assessment by FA medics.

Arsenal winger Leandro Trossard withdraws from the Belgian national team following a hamstring injury sustained against Manchester City.

England are still expecting Bukayo Saka to link up with Gareth Southgate’s squad on Monday, despite Mikel Arteta ruling him out.

Arsenal are holding talks with Belgium over Leandro Trossard, following his hamstring injury against Manchester City.

William Saliba withdraws from the France squad to rest up at London Colney following a toe injury sustained during Arsenal’s recent win over Manchester City.

Bukayo Saka missed his first Premier League game in 87 matches, so what is the latest on his injury?

Arsenal have received a major boost ahead of their match against Manchester City with Gabriel Martinelli in the squad but news of Bukayo Saka’s fitness was wrong.

Bukayo Saka has been cleared to play against Manchester City this weekend, despite coming off with an injury in midweek.

Gareth Southgate has defended his decision to call up Bukayo Saka, claiming the winger is in contention to play this weekend.

Concerns arise over Bukayo Saka’s fitness following his early substitution during Arsenal’s defeat against RC Lens. What could this mean for Arsenal’s upcoming matches and how will it impact squad depth and tactics?

Arsenal have received some good news on the injury front, with almost all of the squad now back in training after last week’s mini-crisis.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta confirms Bukayo Saka’s “pretty bad knock” during a 4-0 win over Bournemouth, raising questions about the team’s injury resilience as they prepare for Champions League action.