Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard has sustained “significant” ankle ligament damage that will keep him out of action for “a while” manager Mikel Arteta says. The midfielder was injured playing for Norway this month and scans have confirmed the extent of the damage.
Norway’s Martin Odegaard makes a corner kick during the UEFA Nations League soccer match between Kazakhstan and Norway at Ortalyk Stadium in Almaty, Kazakhstan, Friday, Sept. 6, 2024. LONDON — Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard has sustained “significant” ankle ligament damage that will keep him out of action for “a while” manager Mikel Arteta said Wednesday.
“It’s something quite significant so we are going to lose him for a while. Hopefully not months,” Arteta said. Odegaard is a key figure for Arsenal, which finished runner-up to City in each of the last two seasons.
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