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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta provided an update on the team’s injury status ahead of their match against Leeds, noting that Kai Havertz is unlikely to play due to a recent hamstring injury but is not facing a significant setback. Meanwhile, defender Max Konsa has returned to training and could be available, while Declan Rice is expected to recover in time for the game. The team also anticipates the return of Ben White from a groin issue and may see the debut of Cristhian Mosquera or Piero Hincapie after their extended absences. Tzolis, however, will miss several weeks due to a muscle injury.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-09,
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same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
Mikel Arteta, Arsenal's manager, provided an update on player injuries and fitness ahead of upcoming matches. Kai Havertz might miss Saturday’s game against Leeds United, but Max Konsa is available after returning to training two weeks ago despite not participating in Thursday's session. Meanwhile, Ben White has recovered from a groin injury, making him ready for the match. Cristhian Mosquera and Piero Hincapie are also fit but haven't played since August due to limited roles earlier this season. Arteta is hopeful that England midfielder Declan Rice will recover in time for the Leeds game after being withdrawn from international duty during the recent break.
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He returned to the club a fortnight ago for further assessment and while he has avoided a significant injury, the match against Leeds could come too soon.
uncertain
match → return → Leeds
Konsa has been back at Arsenal this week, though there was no sign of him in footage put out by the club of Thursday's training session.
asserted
Konsa → be → session
“We had good communication with the England camp,” Arteta said.
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Arteta → have → camp
Ezri and Kai we will see tomorrow."
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we → see → Ezri
Arsenal could opt to be cautious with the fitness of Konsa, considering they are set to be boosted by the return of other key players in defence.
uncertain
they → opt → defence
Ben White is available after recovering from a groin issue, while Cristhian Mosquera is in contention to make his first appearance since August and Piero Hincapie is pushing for inclusion after a limited role at the start of the season.
asserted
Hincapie → recover → season
"Both available [Mosquera and Hincapie]” Arteta revealed.
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Arteta → reveal → ?
“We decided not to use them in the Brighton game but they are available.
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they → decide → game
The Gunners boss is also hopeful Declan Rice will be fit to face Leeds after withdrawing from the England squad for their Nations League quadruple-header during the international break.
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Rice → face → break
"We have to manage him because he's had a few issues since he came back from the World Cup,” Arteta revealed.
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Arteta → have → Cup
The winger has started all five Premier League matches this season but he now faces a spell on the sidelines with a hamstring injury.
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he → start → injury
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Reports in Greece suggested that Tzolis could be out for around three weeks, and Arteta revealed that is expected to be the case.
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that → read → weeks
“He has a muscle injury,” the Arsenal boss added.
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boss → have → injury
“He's going to be out for a few weeks.
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He → go → weeks
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