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Arsenal Defender Gabriel Magalhaes Set To Miss Remainder Of Season Following Hamstring Injury

Arsenal's Gabriel Magalhaes will miss the rest of the season due to a hamstring injury requiring surgery. This setback affects Arsenal's title chase and Champions League campaign.

Arsenal have announced that defender Gabriel Magalhaes will be sidelined for the remainder of the season due to a hamstring injury. Gabriel was substituted early in Arsenal's victory over Fulham on Tuesday. The Brazilian international will undergo surgery, leaving Mikel Arteta without a crucial player during the final stretch of the season.

The Gunners' hopes for the Premier League title are diminishing as they trail leaders Liverpool by 12 points with eight games left. Despite this setback, Arsenal remain in contention in the Champions League, having reached the quarter-finals. They now face the challenge of overcoming Real Madrid without one of their most reliable players.

Gabriel Magalhaes Out for Remainder of Season

An official statement from Arsenal detailed that Gabriel will start his recovery and rehabilitation immediately. The goal is for him to be fit for the beginning of next season. His absence is significant as he has been a key figure in defence alongside William Saliba, leading Arsenal with 89 clearances this season.

Before their Champions League clash with Madrid, Arsenal are set to play Everton at Goodison Park. Gabriel has been instrumental this season, winning 55 out of 93 aerial duels and succeeding in 15 out of 25 tackles. He also made 16 interceptions, showcasing his defensive prowess.

Gabriel's partnership with Saliba has been vital for Arsenal's defence throughout the campaign. His contributions have been crucial in maintaining stability at the back, making his absence even more challenging for Arteta's side as they navigate through critical fixtures ahead.

Story first published: Thursday, April 3, 2025, 19:27 [IST]
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