Arsenal's Trophy Hopes Dampened by Madueke's Injury Blow
Arsenal FC faces a setback as Noni Madueke sustains a knee injury, sidelining him for at least two months, impacting their trophy campaign. The injury occurred during a match against Manchester City, with initial concerns over the severity now eased, avoiding ACL damage.
Madueke's absence until late November will affect crucial fixtures, including facing Chelsea and Champions League ties. His absence disrupts the momentum built since his arrival, while Bukayo Saka's return offers some relief to Mikel Arteta's side.
The injury poses challenges for Arsenal's upcoming matches and could have wider implications on their season.
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