Arteta gives Gabriel Update, defends the dryness of Gyokeres for 398 minutes

Mikel Artita is sure that Arsenal Gabriel’s preacher will be fine after he was injured against Olympiacos, but he stressed the need to protect defenders to protect the central back.

The Arsenal medical staff indicated that Gabriel left the field in the 75th minute after being evaluated on the field 2-0 Champions League victory At the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday.

Despite his exit, Gabriel was named in the Brazilian squad because of their upcoming friendly matches with South Korea and Japan in the Far East.

ARTETA indicated that the problem is not dangerous, although it still should be seen if Gabriel will be fit to confront West Ham on Saturday.

Arteta gives Gabriel update

“I think it will be fine,” said ARTETA after the match.

“He felt something, and I think it was a kick, I am not sure, in the first half, and it was a little uncomfortable, and in the second half there was.

“He could continue, but we decided not to take anything, because he played a lot of games, comes from a long -term injury as well, and we needed to take care of him.”

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Arsenal took the initiative through the tap in the twelfth minute of Gabriel Martinelli after Viktor Gyokeres hit this position after a great ball from Martin Odegard.

They did not put the game in the bed until the second minute of the injury when the substitute Bocao Saka made a semi -fire effort under the leadership of the goalkeeper.

Nevertheless, Giokers went 398 minutes without a goal, as he drew empty in his last five games after beating Nottingham Forest last month.

Artita, though, is happy with the international Sweden.

“What I feel is that he is doing better and better things every game,” said Artita.

“It was rejected several times with the blocs, then he hit this position, but I generally believe his performance was exceptional.

“Once again, his work was really good, and yes, we want to score goals, but if he did not do it, at least to do everything he does for the team, because it helps the team a lot.”