The Arsenal star of £ 265,000 for a week could now be injured by 2026.

Mikel Arteta faces are without a Arsenal Star until 2026, with the Spaniard a serious blow after an update of N5 injury.

Arsenal title hopes to fade after defeat to West Ham

The rifles must already face the notion of this Premier league The title race may already be over, given that Liverpool are currently 11 points, clearly after being a catastrophic weekend for the arthic side.

Liverpool traveled to English champions on Sunday and secured a vital victory at the Etihad Stadium, using Arsenal Fumble at home at West Ham the day before.

The diving header from Jarrod Bowen handed the men of the potter graham all three points at the Emirates Stadium, and Arsenal’s lack of striking options that afternoon that afternoon, because they failed to overthrow the eastern Londonians again and again.

The best hopes of Artete to win the first piece of great silver accessories from their triumpha Fa Cup 2020 at the Arsenal Champions League campaign, with temporary sports director Jason Ayto, planning summer employment ahead of the potentially successful challenge of the Premier League title.

After long -term injuries and Kai Havertz and Gabriel JesusSome reports even suggested that Arsenal might look like to sign two attackers before 2025/2026.

RB Leipzig Starlet Benjamin Sesko is obviously a top target for Arthomawith Move for a Newcastle United star Alexander Isaz looks too hardAlthough it is believed in that Aston Villa Ollie Watkins Stander remains on Arsenal’s radar After failed in January.

Arsenal could be without Gabriel Jesus until 2026

Now, according to journalist Steve Kay, the need for a new or two centers or two becomes the predominant of Jesus’ injuries.

AND £ 265,0000 a week The striker just hit a rich vein of form, before his ACL cracked during Arsenal Fa Cup Third Circle by a defeat of Man United, and it seems he could be out of the way.

Kay, speaking on KS1 TV, says that Jesus could be injured for Arsenal by 2026With Brazil, faced with the absence for the rest of this calendar year in a big blow to Gunners and Artete.

“Yes, with Ollie Watkins. I spoke with the main man today, and Arsenal does not leave Ollie Watkins,” said journalist Steve Kay.

“Due to the injury of Gabriel Jesus, it may not be expected from maybe in 2026, maybe in November, late, late. I was told that Ollie Watkins is still on the agenda because they need two attackers.

“Those £ 40 million will remain on the table and if Watkins is happy to come, they will come. They also told me that it would not affect the main striker like the Sesky. It will not be more than £ 40 million. £ 40 million is the only number Which I know, maybe it’s a little lower than it’s another year. “