Arsenal latest injury news vs Newcastle – Bukayo Saka, Martin Odegaard and Noni Madueke
Arsenal goes to Newcastle to get back on the right track in the Premier League after the 1-1 draw last weekend with Manchester City, after beating Port Vale on Wednesday
Mikel Arteta hopes to welcome key players for Arsenal’s trip to face Newcastle United. The Gunners will face the men of Eddie Howe in St. James’ Park on Sunday, the two teams wishing to regain their form in the Premier League.
Gabriel Martinelli won a draw for Arsenal at home in Manchester City last weekend while Newcastle was kept remotely on the southern coast of Bournemouth. “Each match will be different,” said Arteta before the trip northeast, after seeing his team beat Port Vale 2-0 in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday.
“I did not like the first minutes to which we played the Emirates against them, I like other games. There are a lot of games that I liked in the games that we played in St James’ Park, but not especially when we conceded the goals, but we will have to be better.
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“I think the level is better, their level will increase, our level will increase and we will have to be our best. If we do that, we will have a good chance of winning the game.”
Arsenal has lost their last three visits to St. James’ Park, presenting an important challenge for Arteta. Its task will be facilitated with the return of key players, and Mirror Football is there to cover the latest news and the return dates of the Gunners.
Bukayo Saka
Bukayo Saka was substituted by Max Dowman about an hour after Wednesday’s match against Port Vale. The 24-year-old winger, who had just returned from an injury to the hamstrings, was removed after being at the end of a heaviness.
When asked if Arsenal had suffered injuries in the Carabao Cup tie, Arteta replied: “Yes, nothing to make the declaration.
Return date: September 28 against Newcastle
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Piero Hincapie
After undergoing groin injury, Piero Hincie missed the last two arsenal games. Bayer Leverkusen Loreee, which the Gunners have the opportunity to definitively sign 45 million pounds sterling, should not go out for a long time.
“He took some groin injury,” said Arteta. “We will have to assess it again in the coming days to see how it goes.
“There was a change of load, and he didn’t really have a pre-season after the surgery he had. We will have to see in next week how he is. No, I think it will be shortly.”
Potential return date: September 28 against Newcastle
Martin Odegaard
Having experienced a setback with his shoulder during the Nottingham Forest match, Martin Odegaard was replaced by Ethan Nwaneri after only 18 minutes. This excluded her clashes with Athletic Bilbao, City and Port Vale, but Arteta is optimistic about his return against Newcastle.
“Martin will train with us the next two days, so I hope he will be available for the game,” confirmed Arteta.
Potential return date: September 28 against Newcastle
Kai Havertz
One of the three long -term absent from Arsenal, Kai Havertz was forced to undergo a knee operation in August. The German striker will therefore be sidelined for several months, with November his goal.
“With Kai, we know that it will be months with him,” said Arteta. “I don’t know if it can be weeks, you never know because it’s Kai and it’s a different specimen. We really miss it.
“I hope it will be back and return in the long term, so it is very important to take care of this knee. So far, it is progressing fairly well.”
Potential return date: November
Noni Madueke
Another serious knee injury, Noni Madueke was removed at half-time against City. The 23 -year -old summer signature should be absent for two months, although Artata revealed during his press conference that he had not yet suffered again.
“Yes, it seems that he will be released for a few weeks,” the director of Arsenal told journalists. “We don’t know yet, we are likely to have to scan him again next week.
“He felt something at the start of the match, he tried to continue, and at halftime, he was too painful, so let’s see.
“We hope (these are weeks rather than months). As I said, we have to scan it again to see the real extent of the injury, but that doesn’t look too bad.”
When asked if Madueke had undergone a scan, Arteta informed journalists on Friday: “No, not yet.”
Potential return date: November
Gabriel Jesus
After having broken his ACL during a defeat of the FA Cup against Manchester United in January, Gabriel Jesus remains away. The 28 -year -old striker has increased his recovery, but still should not be included before the festive period.
“He suffered a major surgery that was going to take him for many months,” said Arteta for the last time. “So, after having discussed this with the medical staff and the understanding of the calendar we had and when we thought it could be available, that it would be between December and January, we decided to make this call, as we did in the past with other players.
“I hope we hurt it and it comes back earlier. But for the moment, the layout was very clear.”
Potential return date: December
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