Jarrod Bowen had been given an indefinitely by head coach for.

Recent suspension issues for Arsenal put one star at risk, and Jarrod Bowen will miss the match against West Ham.

After receiving five yellow cards in the Premier League this season, Kai Havertz is expected to miss Arsenal’s match against West Ham on Thursday night. The team will be hoping to escape any disciplinary worries. With hopes of escaping uninjured, the Gunners appear light in many areas throughout a heavy festive fixture list.

Though they are presently in second place, they have a game in hand over rivals Liverpool that might allow them to leapfrog them and secure a trophy victory in May. Aston Villa is also in the running, and a stalemate with the Reds the previous time out keeps things close at the top.

Though they haven’t played at their best yet, current champions Manchester City have a tendency to start the season slowly before picking up steam in the second half. The depth of the squad and the alternatives open to them in relation to injuries and potential January moves may be a deciding factor between all of these teams.

Regarding squad depth and potential departures in the future, Mikel Arteta stated, “Well, at the moment, it is very difficult.” “We are quite small. For the past six weeks, we have been extremely exposed in certain spots; perhaps, players will return. When and under what circumstances? That raises additional concerns because some of our players continue to suffer long-term ailments that require

Regarding squad depth and potential departures in the future, Mikel Arteta stated, “Well, at the moment, it is very difficult.” “We are quite small. For the past six weeks, we have been extremely exposed in certain spots; perhaps, players will return. When and under what circumstances? That raises additional concerns because we still have some long-term injuries to some of the guys who are a major source of variety for us.”
Fortunately for Arteta, despite what the opposition may think, the majority of his players have behaved themselves quite nicely toward the referees and their discipline. Considering recent suspension concerns elsewhere, that has been a tremendous help in them having as many players accessible as possible.