Havertz tore his hamstring when blocking a shot in training in Dubai and Arsenal have confirmed he will not return until next season. The striker has confirmed he underwent a successful operation on Saturday, as he targets a return to fitness in the summer.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has denied reports that Bukayo Saka has suffered a setback in his recovery from a hamstring injury. It has been claimed that the winger is set to miss until mid-April with the problem he suffered in December’s 5-1 win over Crystal Palace.

According to The Mirror, Arsenal are hopeful that Saka and Martinelli could return to action after the March international period which would give them a significant boost in their Premier League title bid. As a result, the attacking duo could potentially be available for Arsenal's first game back after the break against Fulham on April 1.

Bukayo Saka was pictured joining the Arsenal first team on their trip to Dubai earlier this week, raising fan hopes that he could be set for a return to action before long. Sadly that’s not the case,

Bukayo Saka has given Arsenal a timely boost by returning to light training following his hamstring injury. The England winger, 23, hasn't featured for the Premier League title hopefuls since the end of December, when he injured his hamstring at Crystal Palace.

The Gunners return to Premier League action at Leicester on Saturday as they bid to hunt down leaders Liverpool. But Arsenal, who also have a Champions League last-16 tie on the horizon, have been dealt a huge blow after Kai Havertz suffered an injury during their warm-weather training camp in Dubai.

Arsenal fans have unfortunately got used to the sight of one of their players posing for a photo in a hospital bed. Injuries have hit the Gunners hard this season, with Kai Havertz the latest to be struck down.

Arsenal's season has been blighted by an injury crisis but Mikel Arteta has received some hugely encouraging news regarding star forwards Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli