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Arsenal Captain Odegaard in Final Stages of Recovery After 2 Months Out

Mona Porwal
By Mona Porwal Published November 2, 2024
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Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard is nearing a return to action as he completes his recovery from an ankle injury that has sidelined him for nearly two months. Manager Mikel Arteta provided an update on the midfielder’s progress during a press conference on Friday, revealing that while Odegaard will not feature in the upcoming Premier League clash against Newcastle United, he may be available for the Champions League trip to Inter Milan next Wednesday.

Arteta spoke optimistically about Odegaard’s rehabilitation, noting that the 25-year-old is now at a stage where he can engage in specific training exercises with the team. “Now is the stage where he is going to do certain work with us. Let’s see how he deals with pain and if his movement is natural enough,” Arteta stated. He added that Odegaard has put in considerable effort during his recovery and is physically at the level required to compete. “With the work rate and hours he has put in, I’d be surprised that the moment he starts training with us; he looks ready. Hopefully, soon,” Arteta remarked.

Odegaard’s absence has been felt significantly by Arsenal, particularly given his role as a key playmaker and leader on the pitch. The Norwegian international was injured while representing his national team in a Nations League match against Sweden on September 9, and since then, the Gunners have struggled to maintain their momentum. The team has collected only a single point from their last two matches, leaving them in third place in the Premier League, five points adrift of leaders Manchester City.

The loss of Odegaard has highlighted the importance of his creativity and vision in Arsenal’s midfield. During his absence, the Gunners have had to rely on other players to step up, but the lack of cohesion and fluidity in their play has been evident. Arteta has been challenged to adapt his tactics to compensate for Odegaard’s creativity, and his return is eagerly anticipated by fans and teammates alike.

In addition to Odegaard, Arteta also confirmed that left-back Riccardo Calafiori would miss the match against Newcastle due to injury. The Italian defender, who joined Arsenal in the summer, has had limited opportunities to make an impact this season. However, Arteta expressed hope that Gabriel, another key defensive player, could be in contention for selection if he completes a satisfactory training session on Friday.

As Arsenal prepares to face Newcastle, the importance of securing a positive result cannot be overstated. The Magpies are a formidable opponent, and the Gunners will need all hands on deck to navigate this challenging fixture. With Odegaard’s potential return on the horizon, the team will be looking to build momentum and secure crucial points in the league.

The match against Newcastle will be closely watched not only for its implications on the Premier League standings but also as a test of Arsenal’s resilience in the face of adversity. The Gunners have been striving to establish themselves as title contenders this season, and with the squad starting to regain some key players, there is renewed optimism among the fanbase.

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Arsenal fans are hopeful that Odegaard’s return will coincide with a resurgence in form for the team. The Norwegian captain has been instrumental in Arsenal’s attacking play, often dictating the tempo of matches and providing crucial assists. His leadership on and off the pitch has also been vital, particularly for a squad that includes many young players.

As the Gunners look ahead to their busy schedule, the prospect of having Odegaard back in the fold is encouraging. With the Champions League campaign heating up, his experience and skill will be invaluable in navigating the challenges ahead. Arteta’s men face a crucial period, with several matches that could define their season, and the inclusion of their captain would undoubtedly enhance their chances of success.

In conclusion, Martin Odegaard’s recovery marks a significant turning point for Arsenal as they aim to regain their footing in the Premier League and make strides in the Champions League. The return of their captain not only bolsters the squad’s confidence but also reinforces the Gunners’ ambitions to compete at the highest levels of football. With key fixtures on the horizon, all eyes will be on Odegaard as he inches closer to a comeback, potentially shaping the course of Arsenal’s season.

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