Arsenal's Odegaard Prioritizes Recovery Over Norway's Nations League
Arsenal's captain, Martin Odegaard, will miss Norway's Nations League matches to focus on his recovery after returning from an ankle injury. The decision was made after consultations with the Norwegian Football Federation, as Odegaard isn't fully fit. Arsenal has felt his absence, winning only two of seven recent matches.
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Arsenal's captain Martin Odegaard has been ruled out of Norway's upcoming Nations League fixtures to focus on his rehabilitation from a two-month ankle injury. The decision comes after discussions with the Norwegian Football Federation indicated he isn't yet at full fitness.
Odegaard made his on-field return during Arsenal's recent matches, including a full game against Chelsea in the Premier League. However, subsequent medical assessments while with the Norwegian squad revealed that his recovery isn't complete.
After thorough evaluation, it was decided that Odegaard should return to London for ongoing rehabilitation. This injury, sustained during recent international duty, has significantly impacted Arsenal's performance, with the team winning only two out of their last seven games.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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