Arsenal have been handed a big injury boost on defender William Saliba ahead of the Champions League clash against Slavia Prague on the road on Wednesday night. The Frenchman has been out of competitive action since picking up a back…

Arsenal defender William Saliba has returned to full first-team training after recovering from a back injury suffered during the World Cup semi-final. According to insider HandofArsenal, the 25-year-old center-back has exceeded his recovery milestones, marking a significant step toward his competitive return ahead of Arsenal's Champions League match against Slavia Prague.
Despite Saliba's progress, manager Mikel Arteta is expected to remain cautious regarding his match availability. Summer signing Ezri Konsa has performed strongly alongside Gabriel Magalhaes, allowing Arsenal time to ease Saliba back into action, with a full return potentially following the upcoming international break.
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