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Calafiori (knee) suffered an injury that will sideline him for several weeks, coach Mikel Arteta confirmed in the press conference. "He picked up an injury again with the national team. It's really unfortunate the way it happened. It could have been much worse so hopefully it's going to be a matter of weeks, but we'll have to see how that injury evolves."

Saka (hamstring) could start in Tuesday's clash with Fulham, coach Mikel Arteta said in the press conference. "Bukayo is ready to go. All the careful things he's already done, so now it's about putting him on the grass in the right moments. He's pushing because he really wants it. We have respect the timeframe, but we have done everything and we have had to hold him back even, so he's ready to go. Yeah he could start."

Saka (hamstring) could return for Tuesday's clash with Fulham, BBC Sport reports.

Saka (hamstring) has returned to training Thursday and could be available for Tuesday's match against Fulham, Sky Sports reports.

Calafiori suffered a knee injury against Germany that appears to be less severe than initially expected, as further examinations revealed a potential medial knee ligament injury that could sideline him for only two to three weeks, Gianluca Di Marzio reports.

Calafiori (knee) is withdrawing from the Italian national team due to his injury and will rejoin Arsenal in the coming days, according to Sky Sports News.

Calafiori bowed out late in Thursday's Nations League match against Germany "because he felt something weird in his knee after slipping, but he's not sure," coach Luciano Spalletti announced.