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Arteta makes clarification on bad rumours that have been said on Thomas Partey

Arsenal fans can breathe a sigh of relief as manager Mikel Arteta addresses the recent rumors surrounding Thomas Partey’s injury setback. In a candid interview with Football London, Arteta provided a reassuring update on the situation, dispelling notions of any significant setbacks and offering a positive outlook on Partey’s recovery process.

Arteta’s statement, “There’s not big setbacks. Thomas Partey is progressing really well. It’s looking very good and he’s on the field already. Hopefully, a couple of weeks,” serves as a beacon of hope for Arsenal supporters who may have been concerned about the potential extension of Partey’s absence from the squad.

With Arsenal currently positioned impressively at 3rd place in the Premier League table with 52 points accumulated from 24 games in the ongoing 2023/24 campaign, the news of Partey’s steady recovery comes as a welcome development for the team. Their recent emphatic 6-0 victory over West Ham United at the London Stadium showcased the Gunners’ attacking prowess and defensive solidity, highlighting the vital role that players like Partey play in Arteta’s tactical framework.

As Arsenal gears up for their forthcoming clash against Burnley at Turf Moor on Saturday, 17th February 2024, the positive update on Partey’s condition adds a layer of anticipation to the fixture. The potential return of the influential midfielder promises to fortify Arsenal’s midfield and further enhance their chances of securing a positive result in the upcoming encounter, underscoring Arteta’s adept handling of the squad amidst the rigors of a demanding season in the Premier League.

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