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Saka could return in April, others face longer recoveries

standard.co.uk — March 17, 2025 at 07:01 AM UTC

Arsenal ended a three-game winless streak with a 1-0 victory over Chelsea. They now focus on the Champions League, with positive news on injuries ahead of their match against Real Madrid next month. Bukayo Saka is progressing in his rehabilitation and may return in April. Mikel Arteta noted Saka's increased training intensity, which includes ball work and competitive sessions. In contrast, Kai Havertz is out for the season due to a hamstring injury, while Gabriel Jesus and Takehiro Tomiyasu face longer recovery times after surgeries. Their return dates remain uncertain.

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Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka nearing return from injury (yardbarker.com)

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Calafiori anticipates Saka's return ahead of Chelsea match (mirror.co.uk)

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Arsenal aims for second place against Chelsea (mirror.co.uk)

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Arsenal targets Bukayo Saka's return for Real Madrid match (mirror.co.uk)

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Bukayo Saka trains as he recovers from injury (dailymail.co.uk)

3d 14h

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Arteta defends Ben White's England absence, calls it brave (theguardian.com)

3d 16h

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Ben White back in contention for England team (standard.co.uk)

3d 16h

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Mikel Arteta supports Ben White's England selection decision (dailymail.co.uk)

3d 16h

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Saka nearing return for Arsenal training next week (express.co.uk)

3d 16h

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Ben White seeks return to England national team (thesun.co.uk)

3d 16h

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Saka targets return for Arsenal's Real Madrid match (standard.co.uk)

3d 16h

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Ben White wants to return to England national team (football365.com)

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