Arsenal's struggles in the Premier League have been linked to the absence of captain Martin Odegaard, who has been sidelined due to an ankle injury sustained while on international duty. Former players and analysts, including Nedum Onuoha and Graham Potter, suggest that while Arsenal's recent form shows signs of a 'wobble', it is too early in the season to rule them out of the title race. Odegaard's return to training is seen as a significant boost, with hopes that he may feature in the upcoming Champions League match against Inter Milan, although Mikel Arteta is cautious about rushing him back too soon. Analysts emphasize Odegaard's crucial role in orchestrating Arsenal's play, with David Moyes noting the difficulty of replacing such an influential player. Fans and pundits alike are eager for his return, as it is believed to improve the team's performance and creativity in attack. Arsenal currently sits seven points behind the league leaders, and while the pressure mounts, there is optimism for a turnaround with Odegaard's imminent return.