Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard set for three weeks out – Norway team doctor
Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard is set to be out for around three weeks with an ankle problem he sustained on international duty, according to Norway’s team doctor.
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Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard is set to be out for around three weeks with an ankle problem he sustained on international duty, according to Norway’s team doctor.
LONDON : Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard could face several weeks on the sidelines after injuring his right ankle during Norway's Nations League victory against Austria on Monday, according to the Norwegian team doctor.
Arsenal have been dealt an injury blow to club captain Martin Odegaard with the clash against Manchester City on the horizon.
Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard is set to be out for around three weeks with an ankle problem he sustained on international duty, according to Norway's team doctor.
Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard is set to undergo an MRI scan on an ankle injury picked up in Norway's Nations League win over Austria, the Norwegian team doctor said on Tuesday. "He's on his way to London and will have an MRI later today," national team doctor Ola Sand told newspaper VG after photos published of Odegaard using crutches boarding a private plane headed back to England. Sand said they were waiting to see what the results of the scan showed before a more detailed assessment of the injury.
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