Thegoalmac can reveal Arsenal goalkeeper David Ospina has been ruled out for up to three months after suffering a thigh injury, Arsene Wenger has confirmed.
Wenger expressed his regret at playing Ospina during the European win
over Galatasaray following Sczcesny's red card and admits that him
suffering the injury was a result of a lack of preparation.
"It
is exactly the same (injury) . He had his first injury in Nice, it was a
knee problem and I think he was a bit rushed back,” Wenger told a press
conference.
"He didn't use his legs so his muscle became weaker,
then he got injured during the World Cup. And after that he came to us
injured, from the World Cup. It took him two months to play a game.
"I
had to bring him on against Galatasaray without a warm-up, without
being prepared and he had a recurrence of that injury. That means he is
out for two to three months.
"Now we have to be really careful because he has a recurrence of a thigh injury that's very difficult. It's a long-term injury."
The
goalkeeper’s fitness worries only deepen Arsene Wenger’s selection
issues, with another six players, including Mesut Ozil, Olivier Giroud
and Laurent Koscielny, also currently sidelined.
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