"David Ornstein's update was the confirmation FPL managers didn't want: Gabriel looks set to miss one to two months after picking up an injury over the international break. Arsenal's defensive structure is strong enough that owners of their other defenders shouldn't panic, but for Gabriel specifically, the decision is simple - he's a sell. This run of games is too long to bench through, and the position is too valuable to leave idle. The positive spin? It opens the door to move onto more reliable"
"Semenyo isn't a hard sell just yet, but he is one to monitor closely heading into the GW12 deadline. He was taken off for Ghana after aggravating a left ATFL sprain - an injury players can sometimes play through, but the dreaded yellow flag always deserves attention. Personally, I think he'll make the squad, but we should get clearer information from Bournemouth's press conference later in the week."
The international break produced fresh injuries, yellow flags, and doubts that will shape Gameweek 12 transfer decisions. Gabriel sustained an injury expected to sideline him for one to two months, making him a clear sell given the lengthy layoff and the importance of the defensive position. Arsenal's other defenders remain secure, but managers should move Gabriel to steadier options such as Van Dijk, Muñoz, or Timber for clean-sheet potential. Antoine Semenyo aggravated a left ATFL sprain for Ghana and carries a yellow-flag doubt, so managers should monitor Bournemouth's update and consider Cunha or Mbeumo as straightforward replacements if required.
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