Arsenal have been dealing with several injury problems since the beginning of the season and faced another fitness concern ahead of their encounter with Liverpool, which Mikel Arteta has now addressed. The Gunners recently welcomed Christos Tzolis back from injury…

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta revealed that midfielder Eberechi Eze missed the fixture against Liverpool due to a fitness issue sustained prior to the match. While fans anticipated Eze starting, the setback forced a change in plans, though the player still managed to make the matchday squad. Meanwhile, Christos Tzolis unexpectedly started and played nearly the entire game following his recent recovery from injury.
Arteta praised Arsenal's medical and performance staff for their relentless efforts to keep players fit amid a demanding schedule. Although Eze's absence was a concern, the midfielder is not expected to be sidelined for an extended period as the Gunners navigate their upcoming fixtures.
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