Arsenal boss Arteta provides Gabriel injury update and defends Gyokeres amid 398-minute drought
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Arsenal boss Arteta provides Gabriel injury update and defends Gyokeres amid 398-minute drought
""I think he's going to be okay," Arteta said after the game."
""He felt something, I think it was a kick, I'm not sure, in the first half, and he was a bit uncomfortable, and towards the second half he was there.""
""He could carry on, but we decided not to take any, really, because he's played a lot of games, he comes from a long-term injury as well, and we need to look after him.""
""What I sense is that he's doing better and better things every game," Arteta said. "He was denied a few times with blocks, and then he hit the post, but I think overall his performance was exceptional. "Again, his work was really good, and yeah, we want him to be scoring goals, but if he doesn't do that, at least to do everything as he's doing for the team, bec"
Gabriel was withdrawn in the 75th minute after medical staff assessed him during Arsenal's 2-0 Champions League win at the Emirates. He was named in Brazil's squad for upcoming friendlies despite the exit. Arteta said Gabriel felt something, possibly a kick, earlier in the match and was uncomfortable later on. Arsenal opted not to risk him because he has played many games and is returning from a long-term injury. Arsenal took the lead through Gabriel Martinelli and sealed the win with a late Bukayo Saka goal. Viktor Gyokeres pressed well but has not scored recently.
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