DEVASTATING NEWS: According to Fabrizio Romano, “it’s very sad they won’t be available for the match against Bayern Munich due to injuries.” We had 48 hours to analyze them and see if we could train them a little more, but the pain is not something we can risk; they are out; all we need now is a strategy for winning.” Arsenal manager Arteta has stated that Arsenal’s two best players would not be available for selection against Bayern Munich due to injury. Mikel Arteta offers a Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard injury report before of Arsenal’s meeting with Bayern Munich.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has provided crucial updates regarding the injury status of key players Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard, who are integral to the team’s prospects in their upcoming Champions League clash against Bayern Munich on April 17.

The fitness of both players is eagerly anticipated by fans and observers alike as Arsenal braces for a decisive second-leg encounter at the Allianz Arena.

Following Arsenal’s recent 2-0 defeat to Aston Villa, concerns arose regarding Odegaard’s condition as he was substituted late in the game.

Arteta addressed this, confirming that Odegaard had encountered an issue during the match, leading to his substitution. Additionally, he mentioned that Odegaard had been feeling discomfort.

Similarly, Saka’s fitness came into question during the same match as he was seen limping, prompting worries about his availability.

Arteta expressed hope for both players to be fit for the upcoming fixture, acknowledging the limited time for recovery and training between matches.

Both Saka and Odegaard have played pivotal roles for Arsenal in the Champions League this season, contributing significantly to the team’s performance.

With both players participating in training ahead of the Bayern Munich clash, there is optimism among Arsenal supporters regarding their potential involvement.

Despite Arsenal’s recent setback against Aston Villa, Arteta emphasized the need to move past the disappointment and focus on the challenge ahead.

He urged his team to disregard the previous result and concentrate on the upcoming match against Bayern Munich.

Arteta highlighted the significance of the upcoming fixture, emphasizing the opportunity for Arsenal to progress to the Champions League semi-finals for the first time in 15 years.

He stressed the emotional significance of such an achievement and urged his players to seize the moment and deliver a performance worthy of advancement.

Arsenal aims to exploit Bayern Munich’s perceived vulnerability this season, with the ambition of securing a place in the Champions League final four and showcasing the continued development of their youthful squad.