“He’ll be a big miss for us, particularly facing a strong side like PSG,” says Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta as he confirms an injury setback for the Gunners ahead of their Champions League semi-final showdown with PSG.

BREAKING NEWS: “He’ll be a great loss to us especially against a good team like PSG,” says Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, confirming a major injury setback for the Gunners ahead of their crucial UEFA Champions League semi-final showdown against Paris Saint-Germain.

Arsenal fans worldwide have been left worried and heartbroken following Mikel Arteta’s latest injury update ahead of their highly anticipated clash with French giants PSG.

The Gunners, who have had an incredible campaign both in the Premier League and Europe this season, are now facing a huge blow as one of their key players has been ruled out of the semi-final tie.

Speaking in his pre-match press conference earlier today, Arteta confirmed that the unnamed player, whose absence is set to shake the team’s preparations, won’t be available for the trip to Paris. “He’ll be a great loss to us, especially against a good team like PSG,” the Spanish coach admitted. “His influence on the pitch, his leadership and what he offers in both attack and defence will be missed.”

Although Arteta did not officially reveal the player’s name during the conference, reports from reliable sources suggest it could be either Bukayo Saka or Declan Rice — two of Arsenal’s most consistent performers this season. Losing either player would be a massive setback for the North London side as they gear up for one of their biggest games in recent history.

The Gunners, who have been chasing both domestic and European glory this season, know that a tough test awaits them at the Parc des Princes. PSG, led by superstar Kylian Mbappé in his final season with the club, are determined to lift the Champions League trophy, making this semi-final clash even more intense.

Fans have taken to social media to express their concerns, with hashtags like #WeAreFinished and #COYG currently trending on X (formerly Twitter). Many supporters fear that this injury could dent Arsenal’s hopes of reaching their first Champions League final since 2006.

Despite the setback, Arteta remains positive, stating, “We have a strong squad and players ready to step up. This is a moment for others to shine and prove themselves on the biggest stage.”

All eyes will now be on Arsenal’s team sheet and performance as they face PSG in a match that promises drama, passion, and high stakes.