Injury analyst: Salibares Calafiore is fine, Martinelli will be out for up to 2 weeks

October 27th: Arsenal suffered multiple injuries in the Premier League yesterday. The latest analysis provided by the injury analysis agency PhysioScout pointed out that Arsenal should not have suffered serious player injuries. The analysis is as follows.

1⃣Saliba was replaced at halftime due to physical discomfort. Coach Arteta said the injury was "too serious to continue playing in the second half," but there was no obvious mechanism of injury during the game and the recovery period is expected to be short.

2⃣ Rice persisted in the game after encountering a collision in the first half and was replaced before the end. The footage shows that his calf was hit by an opponent's player and caused a contusion, which usually recovers within a week.

3⃣Calafioli was substituted at the end of the game due to discomfort. The broadcast did not show clear footage of the injury, which usually points to muscle strain or fatigue rather than structural damage, and the player left the field with a normal gait.

4⃣Martinelli felt "abnormal" after the game. The club has not confirmed whether it is a muscle problem, which is usually manifested as tension or mild strain. Wing players are prone to hamstring/adductor muscle strain due to repeated high-speed sprinting. If the strain is indeed tight, it will only take less than a week to recover, while a strain will take more than 2 weeks. He is the most worrying injury for the Gunners this round.

Overall judgment: None of the injuries presents a risk of long-term absence. What needs to be considered more is to protect the core players in the cup, rather than serious injuries that affect the league journey.