Hector Bellerin is on the verge of returning from the hamstring injury he picked up last month.
It made the Spaniard miss Unai Emery’s final game against Eintracht Frankfurt and Freddie Ljungberg’s first against Norwich City.
He has returned to training with the first team and is hoping to be back for the upcoming clash against Brighton And Hove Albion. Bellerin missed games from January to October because of an ACL tear. He did recover thoroughly to earn back his spot in the first team but this injury has set him back a bit.
Calum Chambers can fill up his role on the right but Bellerin is obviously more preferred than the Englishman. The latter provides a lot of threat going forward, something, the Gunners faithful have missed throughout the year.
Kieran Tierney was made to sit out the Norwich tie too but is expected to return against the Seagulls. The two fullbacks settling into their first-team roles is what matters right now. Ljungberg also has a full squad of players to chose from right now other than Dani Ceballos.
The midfielder is set to miss another couple of weeks. This gives Mesut Ozil a chance to impress.
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