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Arteta says Bukayo Saka’s quadriceps injury ‘does not look good’

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has expressed concern over Bukayo Saka’s quadriceps injury, sustained during the club’s Champions League draw with Bayern Munich.

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has said Bukayo Saka’s quadriceps injury “does not look good at all” after the England forward was hurt during the Champions League draw with Bayern Munich.

Saka’s injury presents a concern for Arsenal, with the club now facing uncertainty over his availability. Arteta’s assessment indicates that the problem could affect the forward’s involvement in upcoming matches, although no timescale for his recovery has been provided.

The injury occurred during Arsenal’s draw with Bayern Munich in the Champions League. Saka is a key attacking player for the side, making his condition an important issue for the club as it considers how to manage his absence if he is unable to play.

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Arsenal’s options for replacing or covering Saka were not detailed in the available information. The immediate position remains unclear, with further updates required before the extent of the quadriceps problem and its potential impact on the team can be established.

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