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When Bukayo Saka is now expected to return for Arsenal in wake of Kai Havertz injury
Arsenal are now in the midst of a crisis up front after it was confirmed that Kai Havertz would be out for the rest of the season.
Havertz suffered a hamstring injury during Arsenal’s warm-weather training camp in Dubai which will require surgery and a lengthy rehabilita🐎tion periꦆod.
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta is now without Havertz, Gabriel Jesus, Gabriel Martinelli and Bukayo Saka due to injury.
However, in recent days, Saka was photographed taking part in rehabilitation drilꦉls at Arsenal’s camp in Dubai.
This suggests Saka is making good progreꩲss in his recovery, leading to suggestions that Arsenal could potentially up the ante on his rehabilitation.
A report has now emerged regarding Arsen♚al’s stance towards potentially fast🤡-tracking Saka’s injury return.
Arsenal unwilling to rush Bukayo Saka back and could even delay his return until April
Arsenal have ruled out the prospect of rushing Saka back despite their injury cr🌺isis up front, according to .
The Gunners are said to be reluctant to bring Saka back unti❀l he is fully ready, gi𒊎ven how important his injured right leg is to his style of play.
Inde🎉ed, Arsenal may now hold back on Saka further, with suggesting his return may be delayed from March to April to m♛ake sure he’s fully fit.
This would see Saka spent a to꧋tal of four months on the lines since undergoing hamstring surgery in December.
What Arsenal could do in absence of star forwards
Leandro Trossard, Raheem Sterling and Ethan Nwaneri are currently the only forward players ෴available to Arteta.
Arteta might turn to one of﷽ his defenders to f🐎eature up front in wake of Havertz’s hamstring injury, TBR Football understands.
William Sal♋iba was a prolificꦡ striker at youth level, making him one 🔥of the top candidates to play as an auxiliary striker.
TBR Football sources have also confirmed that Arsenal will not look to sign any free agents despite being so short of numbers in attack.
This is despite Carlos Vela appཧearing to be a fairly popular option among Arsenal fans as a last resort.
Arsenal’s academy has so🐻me top forwards Arteta could call⛦ upon, such as Nathan Butler-Oyedejiꦆ, Khaꦓyon Edwards and Andre Harriman-Annous.
