Arsenal’s dynamic winger, Bukayo Saka, has been sidelined since December following a hamstring tear. Initially expected to be out until March, the club recently sparked hope among fans with images of Saka working out in a gym in Dubai.

Havertz tore his hamstring when blocking a shot in training in Dubai and Arsenal have confirmed he will not return until next season. The striker has confirmed he underwent a successful operation on Saturday, as he targets a return to fitness in the summer.

Arsenal star Bukayo Saka has shared an emotional message as he continues his recovery from a hamstring tear. The injury, sustained during a match against Crystal Palace in December, required surgery and has sidelined him for a minimum of three months.

Arsenal have been without a host of attacking options for the second-half of the season but the Gunners injury crisis has shown some early signs of easing as the title race intensifies

Arsenal’s injury concerns continue as Mikel Arteta provides a crucial update on Bukayo Saka’s recovery.Photo via Arsenal.comMikel Arteta has moved to temper expectations around Bukayo Saka’s

Bukayo Saka and Declan Rice are amongst a host of Arsenal players reacting to an update from Reiss Nelson after an injury update.

Arsenal suffered yet another hamstring injury when Gabriel Martinelli was injured against Newcastle on February 5. He departed during the first half of action at St James' Park and, like Saka, Arsenal are hopeful he returns following the next international break in late March.

Arsenal are hoping to have both Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli back from injury after the next international break.

Arsenal's season has been blighted by an injury crisis but Mikel Arteta has received some hugely encouraging news regarding star forwards Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli