Arsenal are interested in a deal to sign Feyenoord midfielder Quinten Timber, the twin brother of Gunners defender Jurrien.Timber’s contract at Feyenoord expires at the end of the current campaign

Whether his return is the north London derby or later, a roaming Odegaard can play a part in restoring Arsenal's attacking fluidity

Fabrizio Romano has provided the latest on three big Arsenal deals and also shed light on a fourth that until now at least, had gone completely unreported.

Bukayo Saka was involved in England’s opening goal on Sunday, after it was suggested earlier in the week that he’s part of the team’s five-player leadership group.Photo by Justin

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However, with the upcoming CL clash against Bayern, Arsenal is already racing against time. Now, two more regular players have been affected while with their national teams. Italy's Riccardo Calafiori didn't play at all due to hip problems.

Odegaard has given a positive update ahead of those matches and revealed he is close to returning. “It’s moving forward,” Odegaard told Norwegian broadcaster TV2 when asked on Sunday about his knee injury. “The match today came a little too early...but it's starting to look better, so hopefully I'll be back soon.”

Calafiori’s withdfrawal understandably raised alarm bells among Arsenal supporters ahead of a crucial run of fixtures. The Gunners face Tottenham in the derby on Nov. 23, before hosting Bayern Munich in the Champions League and visiting rivals Chelsea in the Premier League over the following week.

Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard issued an update on his injury recovery as Norway beat Italy 4-1 to seal their first World Cup appearance since 1998, with eight other Arsenal players involved in