Arsenal has provided the most recent recovery update before their meeting with Burnley. As per the news circulating, Arsenal has put up with a lot of injuries. manager Mikel Arteta is trying to manage a large number of injuries the team is slowly entering a vital period of the season. Among those injured at the moment are captain Martin Ødegaard and striker Gabriel Jesus.
Some Relief Over Challenges
Despite the challenges, there is positive news regarding the rehabilitation progress of several key figures.
Martin Ødegaard: Martin Ødegaard: The club’s captain has been spreading good feelings stating he is “progressing his recovery.” Ødegaard has even been running on an anti-gravity machine while recovering from an MCL injury, and hopes to return in time for the North London derby with Tottenham on November 23.
Gabriel Jesus: Jesus, during a talk with the club, said he is “doing very well”. Moreover, that the condition of his knee after ACL surgery in January is “very good”. He has completed most of his rehab but is taking it slow so as not to cause his return to the pitch to be delayed.
Returning Group: Manager Mikel Arteta has talked of the upcoming return of Odegaard, Havertz, and Madueke. He said it would be a massive boost to the team. He is optimistic that they might be available or all be available after the next international break.
What This Means for the Team
The litany of rising cases of injuries poses a big challenge in the depth of the Arsenal squad. The established missing Burnley game and the forthcoming weeks will mean that other players have to come up.
🚨🔴 Injury expert Ben Dinnery on when Arteta should reintegrate Odegaard and Havertz 👀:
"I think you look at the two individually. Odegaard certainly hasn’t spent collectively as much time on the sidelines as Havertz.
Havertz is coming back and has had a heavily disrupted… pic.twitter.com/aATKr8hzpW
— Arsenal Zone (@ArsenalZNE) October 28, 2025
The fact that some of the star players could be back in a demanding game that will take place at the end of November, featuring the derby with North London and a match against Bayern Munich in the Champions League would be a significant plus to the team of Arteta.
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