Lucas Torreira

Lucas Torreira doesn’t need surgery to fix his ankle fracture, nor is there any significant ligament damage, but he’ll still need physiotherapy and rest, according to reports.

Lucas Torreira fractured his ankle against Portsmouth, ruling him out just as Kieran Tierney returns from a long-term injury of his own.

Arsenal beat Portsmouth in the FA Cup on Monday evening so with most of the news centering around that, let’s look at the stories doing the rounds today.

Mikel Arteta and Lucas Torreira gave very different injury updates after Arsenal’s clash with Portsmouth on Monday night.

Mesut Özil and Lucas Torreira are available again, after missing the Olympiacos clash, plus there’s news on Hector Bellerin’s situation.

Arsenal travel to Greece for their game against Olympiacos on Thursday, and Pablo Mari is among those available for selection.

Serie A club Napoli wanted to sign Lucas Torreira recently, and the player was open to a move, but Mikel Arteta is changing his mind.

January was Mikel Arteta’s first full month in charge of Arsenal, so how did the players rate?

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.

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.

Under Unai Emery Lucas Torreira was not a happy man but with Mikel Arteta at the helm, he seems a player reborn.

Mikel Arteta was robbed of his first win as Arsenal head coach by a series of awful mistakes, led by the referee Craig Pawson.

Arsenal are reportedly asking €35m for Lucas Torreira while Napoli are willing to offer €30m according to a report in Italy.

Napoli have reportedly made Arsenal an offer to take Lucas Torreira on loan for 18 months with a €27m option to buy but will they really let him go as well?

AC Milan want to sign one of Xhaka, Torreira and Elneny in January, with Xhaka the most likely, according to reports in Italy.

Napoli’s sporting director contacted Arsenal on Monday to submit an offer for Lucas Torreira, according to reports in Italy.

Alexandre Lacazette, Mesut Ozil, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Lucas Torreira seem unlikely to be Arsenal players this time next year and the decisions made around the Manchester City game seemed to clarify that and a number of others who could go.

Lucas Torreira is apparently open to joining Napoli in January when the Italians are expected to improve their squad under new manager, Gennaro Gattuso.

Lucas Torreira is a wanted man and there are a number of top clubs willing to pounce on his unhappiness playing out of position under Unai Emery, but will Freddie make him any happier?