Arsenal have been dealt another injury blow during the international break after Christos Tzolis picked up a hamstring injury in Greece's 2-2 draw against the Netherlands.
The 24-year-old was forced off after just 18 minutes of the UEFA Nations League clash on Thursday night.
Tzolis has since withdrawn from the Greece camp and is reportedly set to return to London on Saturday as he misses the League A - Group 2 game against Germany.
It has been a worrying couple of weeks for the Premier League champions after Kai Havertz was forced off of his country's 1-1 draw with the Netherlands after being on the receiving end of a dangerous knee-high challenge from Quinten Timber, while in-form Martin Odegaard went down after a late tackle from Bernardo Silva.
England defender Ezri Konsa remains a doubt as the Three Lions play Croatia on Saturday and influential midfielder Declan Rice missed the camp following a marathon 2025/26 campaign.
We've taken a look at the earliest possible date that Tzolis could return to first-team action for Arsenal.
When is Christos Tzolis expected to return from injury?
The winger underwent an initial scan on Friday and multiple reports have suggested Tzolis will be out for approximately two or three weeks.
Arsenal are expected to undertake some more tests this weekend to establish the full extent of Tzolis’ hamstring injury.
Mikel Arteta's side host Leeds United in their first game after the international break on Saturday 10th October, before entertaining Lille in the UEFA Champions League in midweek and travelling to Nottingham Forest on Sunday 18th October.
