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Arsenal midfielder Mathieu Flamini is set to be on the sidelines again for some of the Gunners’ crucial clashes against Chelsea, Manchester United, Liverpool and Borussia Dortmund, as he sustained a groin injury during Saturday’s game against Crystal Palace.
The Frenchman could be out for three weeks and the news serves as a huge blow for the Gunners as they face some stiff competition in their title run this month.
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Manager Arsene Wenger spoke on the same and said, “When we get the (scan) results we will know how long he will be out. It doesn’t look like a bad muscle injury but it is his groin.”
Flamini has been praised for his performance since his return from AC Milan on a free transfer and has been a huge asset in Arsenal’s top notch showing this season.
