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Arsenal fans receive an update on Odegaard’s injury ahead of upcoming games

Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard is facing an uncertain spell on the sidelines after suffering an ankle injury while on international duty with Norway. An initial scan on Tuesday proved inconclusive due to swelling, forcing the midfielder to undergo further tests to determine the extent of the damage.

Despite the uncertainty, there is hope that Odegaard’s absence won’t be a long-term issue as per Daily Mail. The club is waiting on the results of the additional tests to provide a clearer timeline for his return.

Odegaard’s injury comes at a crucial time for Arsenal, with the North London derby against Tottenham Hotspur looming on Sunday, September 15th. The Gunners will be hoping that their talismanic midfielder will be available for the highly anticipated clash, but the latest update suggests he is facing a race against time.

Odegaard’s influence on the Arsenal squad is undeniable. He has been a key figure in the team’s recent success, leading them to back-to-back second-place finishes in the Premier League. His creative passing, ability to control the tempo of the game, and leadership qualities make him a vital asset for manager Mikel Arteta.

With the club currently sitting in 4th position on the Premier League table, they will be hoping to have their captain back as soon as possible. The upcoming weeks will be crucial in determining the severity of the injury and the timeframe for Odegaard’s return.

Arsenal fans will be keeping a close eye on the situation and hoping for good news from their captain’s injury update.

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