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Arteta confirms Saka out for 'weeks', Konsa fit

Bukayo Saka will miss several more weeks with a quadriceps injury, while Ezri Konsa has improved and could be available for the weekend.

  • On Friday, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta confirmed that winger Bukayo Saka will remain sidelined for "weeks" due to a quad injury sustained during last month's Champions League draw against Bayern Munich.
  • Ahead of Saturday's match against Hull City, Arteta provided a positive update on defender Ezri Konsa, confirming he is fit to play despite being withdrawn during Wednesday's 2-1 victory over Slavia Prague.
  • Defender William Saliba returned to the squad for the trip to Prague but did not play, and Arteta stated he would not block any potential call-up to the France squad by coach Zinedine Zidane.
  • With Saka missing upcoming UEFA Nations League fixtures against Croatia and Spain, Thomas Tuchel's England squad still includes five Arsenal players, including Declan Rice and Eberechi Eze.
  • Serving the second match of a three-game suspension, Max Dowman will miss the weekend fixture as Arsenal enters the match with a largely healthy squad.
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English club Arsenal London announced Friday that attacker Bukayo Saka will be missing from the field a few weeks after the accident suffered in the Bayern Munich match.

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English footballer Bukayo Saka will stay away from the lawns for several weeks due to an injury to the thigh, Arsenal technician Mikel Arteta confirmed.

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The Football Faithful broke the news on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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