Arsenal's head coach, Mikel Arteta, expressed his concerns over the recent injury sustained by star forward Gabriel Jesus. During a press conference held on Monday, Arteta confirmed that Jesus would be sidelined for an unspecified period. The injury comes at a crucial time as Arsenal is set to face several key fixtures. Arteta also addressed ongoing transfer speculations, revealing that the club is not close to finalizing any new signings.
Jesus, who has been instrumental in Arsenal's recent performances, suffered the injury during a training session over the weekend. The nature of the injury has not been fully disclosed, but initial reports suggest it could affect his availability for upcoming matches. Arteta emphasized the impact of Jesus's absence, describing it as a significant setback for the team.
Meanwhile, the January transfer window has sparked numerous rumors about potential signings for Arsenal. However, Arteta clarified that while the club is actively monitoring the market, no deals are imminent. He reiterated Arsenal's strategy of making thoughtful acquisitions that align with the team's long-term goals, rather than rushing into decisions under pressure.
Arteta further highlighted the importance of maintaining squad depth amidst injuries and fixture congestion. He noted that the club's current focus remains on optimizing the performance of existing players to navigate this challenging period. Despite the setback, Arteta expressed confidence in his squad's ability to adapt and perform.
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