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The March international break is now at an end, so let’s look at how Arsenal’s players got on over the last week of football.

Jurrien Timber missed both games for the Netherlands against Spain over the international break, but the hope is that he’ll be available for Arsenal’s next fixture.

16 Arsenal players were called up for international duty over the March break, let’s have a look at how they’re all getting on.

Arsenal’s Mikel Merino scored for Spain against the Netherlands on Thursday night, with Jurrien Timber missing the quarter-final first leg match through illness.

16 Arsenal players have been called up for international duty over the March break, despite four more internationals being absent through injury.

Jurrien Timber has been named in the Premier League Team of the Week for his performance in Arsenal’s 1-0 win over Chelsea on Sunday.

Real Madrid’s Aurélien Tchouaméni and Arsenal’s Raheem Sterling are suspended for the Champions League quarter-final first leg, with other key players at risk.

Arsenal have three players at risk of a yellow-card suspension on Wednesday night, as they look to eliminate PSV Eindhoven and reach the Champions League quarter-finals.

Arsenal dismantled PSV 7-1 in a ruthless Champions League display, with Ødegaard, Nwaneri, and Calafiori starring in a dominant first-leg victory in Eindhoven.

Jurrien Timber urges Arsenal to change the narrative in their Champions League tie vs PSV, while Ivan Perisic claims the Gunners lack what it takes to be winners.

Arsenal may have a key defensive boost ahead of their next match, but questions remain over squad depth. What’s the latest update from Arteta’s camp?

Who is Jason Ayto? Arsenal’s low-profile interim sporting director is leading the club’s transfer strategy after Edu’s departure, shaping the Gunners’ January window.

In the wake of the bad news about Gabriel Jesus, Mikel Arteta has provided some positive updates on Arsenal’s other injured players ahead of Wednesday’s north London derby.

EFL’s statement on Arteta’s comments about the Carabao Cup ball exposes sensationalist reporting, overshadowing Arsenal’s inefficiency and Newcastle’s clinical edge in their clash.

The Daily Mail explains why Arsenal passed on signing Alexander Isak, citing financial limits and recruitment priorities, but questions if it was a missed opportunity.

Critiquing The Telegraph’s take on Arteta’s comments: did he really blame the Carabao Cup ball for Arsenal’s loss, or is the headline an oversimplification?

Mikel Arteta has provided updates on Ethan Nwaneri, Kai Havertz, and Raheem Sterling ahead of Arsenal’s League Cup semi-final first leg against Newcastle United on Tuesday night.

Ethan Nwaneri’s muscular injury adds to Arsenal’s injury woes, leaving Arteta with limited options as the Gunners navigate a packed January schedule.

Jurrien Timber has discussed Bukayo Saka’s absence and how Gabriel Martinelli can help to fill the gap in the squad over the coming weeks and months.

Mikel Arteta has confirmed the nature of Riccardo Calafiori and Gabriel Magalhaes’ injury issues, ahead of Arsenal’s Champions League clash with Monaco on Wednesday night.