Odegaard misses Norway's Nations League games after recent injury and returns to Arsenal
- Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard will not participate in Norway's Nations League matches to continue his rehabilitation after two months out injured.
- The NFF stated Odegaard's body "is not 100%" after a complicated injury.
- Arsenal has won only two of its last seven matches in all competitions since Odegaard sustained an ankle injury on Norway duty.
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Odegaard misses Norway’s Nations League games after recent injury and returns to Arsenal
Odegaard returned from an ankle injury last week, coming off the bench against Inter Milan in the Champions League and playing the full game in the 1-1 draw at Chelsea in the English Premier League.
OSLO (dpa) - Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard has said he has resigned himself to his fitness and returned to London after being ruled out of the Norway national team. Odegaard returned to action in Arsenal's 1-1 Premier League draw on Sunday, making his first appearance since an ankle injury that has sidelined him since August. The 25-year-old had travelled to Oslo to join up with Norway's squad for their Nations League games against Slovenia an…
Arsenal boost as Martin Odegaard sent home from international duty
ARSENAL midfielder Martin Odegaard has been sent home from international duty – despite returning from injury last week. The 25-year-old made his first start in three months against Chelsea on Sunday after recovering from a damaged ankle. ReutersMartin Odegaard has been sent home from international duty[/caption] GettyHe will continue his rehabilitation with Arsenal in London[/caption] He then joined up with the Norwegian national team ahead of …
The Slovenian national football team in Brdo pri Kranj continues its short preparations for the last match of the League of Nations against Norway and Austria. The focus is currently on the Norwegians, who the Slovenians will face on Thursday in Stožice. Captain Martin Odegaard will not play for the Scandinavians.
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