""He will be weeks, there is no definite date for his return. He is evolving well. It's very unlucky what is happening with him. I think he will be back in a few weeks but we'll have to see how he is progressing, how his knee is feeling. It's too early to get an answer.""
""There's still a lot to do in his rehab. He's really pushing it, we know Kai and that's why we love him so much. But we have to wait and see. I think we are doing a really good work with him again. He wants to break every timeline, I'm sure. But as well, we have to protect him and make sure that when he comes back, he's come back for the long term.""
Martin Odegaard remains sidelined for a few more weeks with a knee injury after previously missing two weeks due to a shoulder issue. He is the club's fourth player currently out with injury, alongside Gabriel Jesus, Kai Havertz and Noni Madueke. The team sits top of the Premier League and prepares to face Fulham on Saturday. There is no definite return date for Odegaard as medical staff will monitor his knee and recovery progress. Kai Havertz, who underwent knee surgery in August, is progressing through rehabilitation and could return earlier than initially expected, with care taken to protect his long-term fitness.
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