The England international was forced to leave the field in the first half of the match against Man City last weekend, when coach Mikel Arteta admitted that his student was not strong enough to continue playing.

Madueke limped away after the match. The next day, he underwent a scan of his knee and the extent of the damage was revealed.

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Madueke will have to rest for 2 months - Photo: AFC

The Athletic has confirmed that Noni Madueke could be out for two months due to the injury. This means the left-footed player will be out until mid-November.

During this time, Madueke will miss a series of Premier League matches, against Newcastle, West Ham, Fulham, Crystal Palace, Burnley and Sunderland.

Also important are the Champions League matches against Olympiacos, Atletico Madrid and Slavia Prague.

Madueke has made a strong impression since joining the Gunners for £52 million from Chelsea, especially amid Bukayo Saka's injury.

Indeed, Arsenal is unlucky when many key players continuously "fall ill". First is the case of Kai Havertz who just had knee surgery last month.

William Saliba and Bukayo Saka were also injured in the second round against Leeds. However, the duo returned to the game against Man City recently.

Captain Martin Odegaard has a shoulder problem, causing him to miss the away trip to Bilbao, as well as the encounter with Man City.

Source: https://vietnamnet.vn/arsenal-nhan-tin-set-danh-2445060.html