William Saliba injury update shows how long he’ll be sidelined and names the best replacement

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William Saliba injury update shows how long he’ll be sidelined and who could be the best replacement

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We’ve got some tough news for Arsenal fans—William Saliba is expected to be out for several months due to a back injury. But don’t worry, manager Mikel Arteta has already found a way to cover his spot.

The new Premier League season starts in just four weeks, with Arsenal kicking things off at home against Coventry City. As reigning champions, Arsenal are the favorites to win again, especially since many rival teams are still adjusting with new managers and players.

Even though Arsenal missed out on signing one of their top targets, Morgan Rogers, who chose Chelsea instead, they still plan to spend big this summer. One of their main goals is to bring in Bruno Guimarães.

The bad news is Saliba got injured while playing for France in the World Cup semifinal. He had to leave the game because of back pain. At first, it looked like he might need surgery, but he decided to skip that and will try to heal through rest and rehab instead.

We don’t know exactly when he’ll be back, but reports say it could take months. Saliba will return when he feels ready, which means Arsenal might be without him until at least October, or maybe even longer.

Because of this, Arsenal will need another centre-back either to start alongside Gabriel Magalhães or to back him up. They’ve already signed Piero Hincapié permanently after his great loan last season, so he’s expected to be a starter.

But Arsenal still want to add one more defender. One top option is John Stones, who has worked with Arteta before when they were both at Manchester City. Stones is now a free agent, and Arteta has spoken highly of him.

Of course, Chelsea also want Stones, so Arsenal might have some competition. If they miss out, they might try to sign Ezri Konsa, another England international.

So, while losing Saliba is a setback, Arsenal are working hard to keep their defense strong for the season ahead.

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