Learn the latest injury updates and expected comeback dates for Arsenal players who are currently in the treatment room.Informaion Guide Nigeria
Arsenal’s medical staff have a lot of work to do to keep Mikel Arteta’s squad as healthy as possible, as games are beginning to come thick and fast.
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What is the status of Arsenal’s injured players ahead of Sunday’s home Premier League match against Nottingham Forest? GOAL takes a look.
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Is Zinchenko still out?
Oleksandr Zinchenko has endured a frustrating time of late when it comes to injuries.
The Ukraine international had missed a couple of weeks due to a calf problem, but returned to start against Tottenham in the north London derby.
But he picked up another calf problem following that game and has not featured since.
Expected return date: Zinchenko did not take part in training in the build up to Thursday night’s game at PSV Eindhoven, so still appears to be some way off fitness.
Mikel Arteta did say he should return before the break for the World Cup, but whether that turns out to be the case remains to be seen.
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What about Mohamed Elneny?
Elneny injured his hamstring in the win against Fulham on August 27.
The Egypt international completed the game, but the extent of the problem became clear soon after.
“With Mo, we’re talking months,” Arteta said, when offering an update on Elneny’s recovery timetable on September 2.
Expected return date: It’s currently unclear how long Elneny will be sidelined, but early suggestions are that he might not be available until January at the earliest.
What happened to Emile Smith Rowe?
Smith Rowe continues to be troubled by his ongoing groin injury and the club has confirmed that he has undergone surgery on the issue.
He has not featured since the defeat at Manchester United, when he was seen to pull up during the post-match warm down and looked visibly upset as he trudged off the pitch while in conversation with a member of the Arsenal coaching staff.
Speaking about Smith Rowe on September 7, Mikel Arteta said: “He felt discomfort in an area that [he’s been dealing with] now for a few weeks.”
Expected return date: Smith Rowe’s surgery was a success, but he is now set to be out of action until December, which means he won’t be an option for England at the World Cup.
What about Marquinhos
The teenage winger is a doubt for Thursday night’s game at PSV.
Marquinhos has featured in three of Arsenal’s four Europa League group stage games, but missed out on the trip to Holland due to illness..
Expected return date: Marquinhos should come back into contention for the Premier League meeting with Nottingham Forest on Sunday.
Where is Matt Turner?
The United States keeper was expected to start against PSV on Thursday night, but missed out on the game after picking up a late injury.
“In training he had some discomfort in his groin,” Mikel Arteta said following the 2-0 defeat in Holland. “He tried on Thursday morning but he wasn’t well, so Aaron had to play.Jamb Result
“We’ll have to assess him. It didn’t look a serious injury.”
Expected return date: Turner is a doubt for Sunday’s game against Nottingham Forest, but he will be eyeing a return against FC Zurich on Thursday night.
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