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Arsenal’s penalty-shootout victory over Crystal Palace in the Carabao Cup quarter-final was the first of three games the Gunners are scheduled to play in just seven days.
With such quick turnarounds, Mikel Arteta will be hoping for as fit a squad as possible as rotation becomes a key component of the busy festive period. The Arsenal boss already had five players sidelined ahead of the clash with the Eagles, but he may now have to navigate further injury concerns following the match.
The Gunners face two consecutive home fixtures in the Premier League to close out 2025. They host Brighton first, with a fiery clash against Aston Villa to follow. Arteta will surely be seeking revenge against Unai Emery's side after their narrow defeat earlier this month, courtesy of an injury-time goal.
With the games coming thick and fast, football.london has gathered the latest news on Arsenal's injury list and when supporters can expect those players to return.
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