"I would say weeks, and some of them pretty soon, hopefully, if they keep evolving the way they are doing. Difficult to put a game, you know, that we have the international break, which is a two-week break there. And after that, I think we'll have some back. I don't know if it's going to be all of them, some of them, but we'll be quite close by then."
"Yeah, I'm excited because they are tremendous players. I see them work every single day, how desperate they are to be part of the team. The huge boost that is going to be for the squad to have and those players again, after such a long, long time, so really happy that I think it's going to be very soon."
Martin Ødegaard, Kai Havertz and Noni Madueke have suffered knee problems and could return for Arsenal's north London derby against Tottenham on Nov. 23. Ødegaard has been sidelined since October 4, Madueke since September 21 and Havertz since the opening weekend. Arsenal face three away games in the week before the international break, starting with a Premier League trip to Burnley. Gabriel Martinelli will miss the Burnley game with a knock, William Saliba is being assessed for an unspecified issue, and Gabriel Jesus is progressing in rehabilitation after knee surgery in January. Arsenal sit top of the league after eight straight wins and have conceded three goals this season.
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