Declan Rice pulled out of England duty during this international window, which caused some controversy in the media, but Arsenal fans are eager to know whether he will be fit for their next match. Although he was nursing an injury…

Declan Rice is expected to be available for Arsenal's upcoming match against Leeds United following the international break. The midfielder recently withdrew from England duty, which generated media discussion regarding his fitness. According to Standard Sport, Rice is not sidelined by an injury but instead opted out of international duty to manage his workload after a demanding schedule.
Rice previously played through injury during Arsenal's Premier League title-winning campaign and represented England at the 2026 World Cup. His decision to rest during the current international window is aimed at avoiding serious physical breakdown and ensuring his fitness for club fixtures.
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