Gunners handed yet another major fitness scare as Premier League action looms
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Arsenal are monitoring the fitness of several key squad members during the international break ahead of their upcoming Premier League fixture against Leeds. Christos Tzolis became the latest concern after suffering a suspected hamstring injury while playing for Greece, while Kai Havertz withdrew from the Germany squad with a muscle strain.
Declan Rice is resting at Arsenal following his withdrawal from England duty rather than carrying a new injury. Martin Odegaard, Ben White, Ezri Konsa, Piero Hincapie, and Cristhian Mosquera could all be available for the Leeds match, while William Saliba remains out until winter 2026.
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