Jorginho

Jorginho (ribs) is out for Saturday's clash with Bournemouth, per manager Mikel Arteta. "Yeah, Calafiori is out, Jorginho is still out. Jorginho's got a bit more complicated than expected. Thankfully, he's fine, he's feeling good, he's recovering well, but yeah, it was a bit more than what we wanted. I think I'll leave it to the doctor if he wants to clarify or judge that. I think so, yeah. Hopefully, if everything goes well in the next week or so, I think he will gradually integrate in the team, yeah."

Jorginho (ribs) is expected to miss a few weeks of action due to his injury, according to manager Mikel Arteta. "I hope [he can return this season], but I'm not certain. So we have to see how he evolves in the next few days, I would say, a few weeks. So the doctor was still quite cautious about talking about any dates. So let's see. The good news is that he's improving, he's feeling much better. It was quite a scary situation and he's in a good place now."

Jorginho (ribs) remains out for Sunday's trip to Ipswich Town, per manager Mikel Arteta. "Jorginho is not going to be available yet, he's still struggling with that incident. And Riccardo as well probably is not going to be available. "

Jorginho (ribs) is out for Wednesday's match against Real Madrid, according to manager Mikel Arteta, per James Olley of ESPN. "Jorginho is not here. After the incident from the weekend, he hasn't recovered."

Jorginho was forced off early during Saturday's 1-1 draw against Brentford due to an apparent rib injury, according to manager Mikel Arteta. "It looks it, I don't exactly know, he had problems breathing. He said he could not carry on."