Gameweek 15: Saliba Update & Another Player Out


Saliba Likely To Back For Everton

A roundup of this weeks top stories

  • Saliba's ankle issue - Arteta revealed the defender's prolonged absence stems from an ankle injury that altered his running mechanics, causing him to overload another area. The issue has been "something quite small" but uncomfortable enough to prevent training.
  • Rice battles winter illness - The midfielder missed the Brugge trip entirely after falling ill.
  • Trossard's frustrating setback - After just 30 minutes back from injury against Villa, the Belgian picked up a recurrence of his problem. It's now a "matter of days" but Arsenal won't rush him back given the depth on the left.
  • Timber's late withdrawal explained - Despite travelling to Belgium and training the day before, Timber was pulled from the Brugge squad on matchday morning due to a knock. Another late fitness call expected for Wolves.
  • Jesus transfer talk shut down - Arteta emphatically ruled out any January sale despite the striker having 18 months left on his contract. "I don't consider that, especially with the situation we have right now," he stated firmly.
  • Deel becomes new shirt sleeve sponsor - Arsenal have secured a multi-year partnership with the global HR platform, reportedly worth millions. They'll replace Visit Rwanda from next season, with Arsenal swooping in ahead of Chelsea for the deal.
  • 90 points the target - Arteta believes Arsenal will probably need to reach 90 points to win the title this season.
  • Martinelli's midweek brightness - The Brazilian showed his quality coming off the bench in Belgium, reminding everyone of his ability when given the chance. Competition for places on the left is fierce.

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Arsenal Vs Wolves

Where to watch & time

Date:

13th December 2025

UK

20:00 UTC

TNT Sport

US

03:00 PM ET

USA Network, DirecTV Stream, Sling Blue


Scout Report

WOLVES' NIGHTMARE SEASON

  • Rock bottom of the table with just two points from 15 games
  • Joint-lowest points total after 15 matches in top flight history (level with Sheffield United 2020/21)
  • Winless in all 15 Premier League matches this campaign
  • Currently on an eight-match losing streak, matching a club record from 42 years ago
  • Haven't won away from home since April
  • Lost their last four away games without scoring a single goal

MANAGERIAL SITUATION

  • Vitor Pereira sacked a month ago after 10 matches
  • Rob Edwards appointed as successor but lost all four games in charge
  • Edwards admits "there might be more pain to come"
  • The Welshman knows the manager well, adding extra tactical insight

KEY ABSENCES

  • Bellegarde (hamstring) - six weeks
  • Marshall Munetsi (calf) - one month
  • Rodrigo Gomes (groin) - out since October
  • Joao Gomes returns after suspension

Brugge Vs Arsenal

3 Things We Learned From The Game

  1. Jesus return looked promising: In limited minutes, Gabriel Jesus looked sharper than expected, linked play well, and got into shooting areas, suggesting he can contribute this season.
  2. Rotation worked: Arsenal rotated heavily but still got a big European win, with enough quality to manage the night even if the performance was patchy at times.
  3. Norgaard steps up in emergency - The midfielder impressed when forced into defence against Brugge, earning warm praise from Arteta.

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