Arsenal defender Riccardo Calaforii will come out for 3 weeks with a knee injury, according to reports.

Fullback was forced to leave in additional time against Germany on Thursday night and was confirmed after the match that the defender took into trouble.

Gianluca journalist Di Marzio reported that Calaforii had suffered a first or second class injury to collateral ligaments.

This means that the 22 -year -old player will lose the second leg of the Italian League quarter -finals in addition to some Arsenal equipment.

Calaforiori will not be fit to face real

The Italians will be ruled out for the next three Gunners League matches against Fulham, Everton and Brentford.

There is also no possibility that Calaforii will appear in the first leg of the Champions League quarter -finals versus Real Madrid at Emirates but it is likely to return for the second match at the Bernabeu.

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While Calaforii will not return to direct fitness after international rest, it is expected Bukayo from will be available. The winger has come out since December, after undergoing surgery with a torn hamstring.

The Gunners are said to be optimistic that England international players can return to the bench for the match against Fulham, with the aim of starting a real versus.

Other injured Arsenal players are not expected to return before the end of the season. Kai Havertz came out with a hamstring injury he took during the mid -season training camp in Dubai, while Takehiro Tomiyasu and Gabriel Jesus both had knee surgery.

Tomiyasu needs to undergo a knife to fix a chronic problem, while Jesus suffered from ACL during the defeat of the FA Cup from Manchester United in January. The Brazilian may not be ready to start the 2025/26 campaign.

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