Mikel Arteta Addresses Arsenal's Injury Struggles
Mikel Arteta Addresses Arsenal's Injury Struggles

Mikel Arteta Addresses Arsenal's Injury Struggles

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Mikel Arteta is facing significant challenges in Arsenal's pursuit of their first Premier League title in 21 years, as injuries have left the team nine points behind leaders Liverpool after a disappointing 1-1 draw against Chelsea. Arsenal took the lead through Gabriel Martinelli but conceded a goal from Pedro Neto just ten minutes later, extending their winless streak to four matches. Arteta described the situation as an 'absolute nightmare', highlighting ongoing injury issues, particularly concerning Bukayo Saka and Declan Rice, both of whom are now doubts for the upcoming international break. Despite the return of Martin Ødegaard, who provided an assist, Arteta criticized his team's defensive lapses and emphasized the need for consistency moving forward. He expressed hope that the international break will allow his players to recover fully, stating, 'I’m just asking for that because the desire the team has and how much we want it, there’s no question.' The manager remains optimistic that with a healthier squad, Arsenal can overcome their current struggles and regain form.

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