‘It doesn’t look good’ – Mikel Arteta fears the Arsenal star could be out for a long period

Arsenal The poor season continued against Manchester United in the FA Cup at the Emirates Stadium.

Arsenal were eliminated from the competition by Ruben Amorim’s side in dramatic fashion.

After a 1-1 draw in regular and extra time, the two teams qualified for penalty kicks, which the Red Devils won 5-3.

The Manchester United goalkeeper, who saved a penalty kick from Martin Oegaard in normal time, was the hero against the Gunners after he saved Kai Havertz’s penalty kick in the penalty shootout.

It was a game where nothing was going right for the north London club, who wasted a number of easy chances in the game.

Not only did they crash out of the FA Cup, but they were also beaten 2-0 by Newcastle United in the first leg of the Carabao Cup semi-final.

To make matters worse for Mikel Arteta’s side, Arsenal lost Gabriel Jesus to what looked like a serious injury in the FA Cup tie.

The striker left the field in the 40th minute of the match after a collision with Bruno Fernandes, which resulted in the striker injuring his knee.

Arteta has provided a worrying update on the 27-year-old striker’s injury.

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He said as he reported it goal:

“Big concern, that’s how I feel. He had to get out on a stretcher in so much pain, he touched his knee. It doesn’t look good.”

Arsenal need to sign a new striker in January

The Gunners have been missing both Bukayo Saka and Jesus for some time now and their attacking depth is currently struggling.

Their season could end in January if they fail to sign a striker this month.

Jesus is expected to undergo further tests today to determine the extent of his injury, but according to comments made by Arteta, it is not looking good for the Brazilian.

Reportedly, the Gunners He made a phone call to Manchester United to show his interest in Marcus Rashford.

Such a signing would make perfect sense for them and cover the loss of Saka and Jesus in the team.

last The attacking option that the Premier League giants are eyeing He is Kingsley Coman, Bayern Munich player.