Why it's now or never for Raheem Sterling at Arsenal as Mikel Arteta looks for injury solution - Chelsea loanee must step up after Kai Havertz blow or risk underwhelming Gunners spell ending with a wh

In each of the past four Premier League campaigns, Arsenal have recorded more points than the season before: from a nadir of 56 points (eighth) after Arteta took over midway through the 2019-20, to 61 points (eighth), to 69 points (fifth), to 84 points (second) to 89 points (second) last season, just two points behind champions Manchester City.

Kai Havertz's season-ending injury is a "big blow" to Arsenal and it will test their mettle once again after the club navigated through several injuries this season to sit second in the Premier League,

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has spoken in more detail about how Kai Havertz ended up getting a season-ending injury in training with the Gunners in Dubai.The Germany international has been a key

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has admitted that his side could dive into the free agent market to sign a centre-forward in order to cover for injuries to Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus.

The German forward was ruled out for the remainder of the season after suffering a hamstring injury at a warm weather training camp in Dubai

Arsenal have released a statement confirming that Kai Havertz will miss the rest of the season after suffering a hamstring injury during a training session in Dubai

The Gunners have lost Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli to injuries, while Gabriel Jesus and now Kai Havertz are expected to miss the rest of the season. Arsenal’s Premier League title challenge hasn’t yet been derailed but Mikel Arteta will need to find an attacking fix to keep them on track.

Kai Havertz has suffered a hamstring injury and is expected to miss the rest of the season, joining Gabriel Jesus as a long-term absentee, and it leaves Arteta without a first-choice striker. Leandro Trossard is an obvious choice to fill in through the middle,