Arsenal

Trossard took part in training Friday, according to manager Mikel Arteta. "There's been some positives, some others not so. Trossard seems to be OK, he trained this morning and seems to be feeling good. We will assess everything with the doctor right now, as he was able to be part of that session, so that's good."

Odegaard (ankle) has been training and should be fit for Saturday's clash with Nottingham Forest, according to manager Mikel Arteta. "He played really well [against Chelsea] and that had consequences because after such a long time not playing he needed time to recover. The ankle reacted and other areas of the body with so much load going into it. It wasn't ideal, but he's been OK, the last day and a half he's trained with the team and he's feeling good, so that's really positive."

Tomiyasu (knee) is sidelined for Saturday's clash with Nottingham Forest, according to manager Mikel Arteta. "Kieran - not yet. He had a couple of sessions with the team but is not ready yet to be with the team, and Tomiyasu is going to be out as well for a bit."

Tierney (hamstring) isn't available for Saturday's clash with Nottingham Forest, according to manager Mikel Arteta. "Kieran - not yet. He had a couple of sessions with the team but is not ready yet to be with the team, and Tomiyasu is going to be out as well for a bit."

Calafiori (knee) is training ahead of Saturday's clash with Nottingham Forest, according to manager Mikel Arteta. "Ricci trained today, so his rehab is going really well. He was able to do certain things last week with the physios, and trained on the pitch this week with us and today, so he will be in the squad."

White (knee) will be out multiple months, according to manager Mikel Arteta. "Ben is going to be out for months. It's been different kind of struggles, it's never been the same thing, but we had to make a decision in the last few weeks, unfortunately. We know that Ben is going to push every boundary but it got to a point where we had to protect the player and we decided to do the surgery. He agreed with that, and obviously it will keep him out for a few months. We have to see how he reacts post-surgery, I don't expect him to be out for half a season or year but I cannot tell you exactly [how long]."

Trossard was taken off in the 37th minute of Sunday's 1-0 loss to Isreal, according to manager Domenico Tedesco, per Sonny Cohen of Daily Mail. "There were a lot of injuries before the game and we also lost Leandro during the game."