Following Arsenal’s 2-2 draw with Liverpool, Mikel Arteta has immediately provided a new update regarding Martin Odegaard’s health.

Mikel Arteta has recently provided a new update regarding Martin Odegaard’s health following

Arsenal’s 2-2 draw with Liverpool. Arsenal and Liverpool were involved in a 2-2 stalemate at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday afternoon. Despite leading twice, the Gunners were unable to secure the victory and were ultimately punished when Mohamed Salah scored a late goal. Roy Keane is currently experiencing anxiety regarding Arsenal’s mentality, as they continue to struggle to conclude games after they have taken the lead. In fairness, Arsenal was without several key players, including their captain Martin Odegaard, who is presently sidelined due to injury. Mikel Arteta has recently provided an update on Odegaard’s fitness.

Martin Odegaard is still “far away” from returning. Mikel Arteta acknowledged to Sky Sports following the match that Martin Odegaard is still “a bit distant” from returning to action. The Gunners captain has not appeared since August due to an ankle injury sustained during international duty with Norway. Additionally, the Spaniard disclosed that he is unaware of the severity of the injuries sustained by Gabriel and Jurrien Timber. In the second half, the aforementioned duo were required to be replaced. READ MORE: Barcelona responds to Arsenal and Liverpool’s Lamine Yamal connections with a two-word statement Arsenal is experiencing an increasing number of injuries. Arsenal is currently grappling with an injury crisis prior to their Saturday match against Newcastle United. The following are the injury uncertainties for the Tyneside match. Martin Odegaard (Ankle) Riccardo Calafiori (Knee) Gabriel (Unknown) Takehiro Tomiyasu (Unknown) Jurrien Timber (Unknown) The young Myles Lewis-Skelly may be required to stand in at left-back at St James’ Park, as Arteta’s back four has been completely decimated. The extent of Gabriel and Timber’s injuries is undoubtedly a source of anxiety for Arsenal.