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Emile Smith Rowe is on course to be available for selection when Arsenal face Leicester City on Sunday afternoon.

The 21-year-old has missed recent wins over Wolves and Brentford through illness and a positive Covid test respectively, but Mikel Arteta has since revealed the latest team news and it's looking good for the Gunners' leading scorer this season.

"Not many changes," the Arsenal manager said during his pre-match press conference. "[Takehiro] Tomiyasu we’re still assessing him because we’re taking some time to try to protect him and get him in the best and safest possible way.

"Emile looks like he’s going to be available."

Despite an impressive first full season as a senior Arsenal player, Smith Rowe has suffered a few setbacks in recent months as he's made a matchday squad for four games across all competitions this year alone.

Furthermore, he's started just three times in 2022 as Arteta looks to manage his fitness.

But ahead of a defining week for the north London outfit - as they face Leicester, Liverpool and Aston Villa before the March international break - Smith Rowe has been challenged to ensure he stays healthy for the remainder of the season.

"Well, he went through COVID," Arteta added.

"He's feeling good now, he’s had a couple of training sessions and hopefully he can get the rhythm, the consistency and stay out of