Gabriel INJURY update, Gyokeres, Madueke, Odegaard to face Spurs? | Mikel Arteta | Arsenal v Spurs

Mikel Arteta confirms defender Gabriel is out for 'weeks' after the Brazilian picked up a thigh injury during international duty. Arsenal face Tottenham in the North London derby this weekend and Arteta hinted that several key players, including Viktor Gyokeres, Gabriel Martinelli, Martin Odegaard and others could well return from injury in time for Sunday. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Intro. 00:08 - Gabriel: Out for weeks. We need another scan. 00:38 - It’s a blow. It’s our leader in our backline. We have good options and people need to stand up. 01:00 - Calafiori: He hasn’t trained yet. We’ll see how it is. 01:19 - Other injuries: a lot of energy with the medical staff to bring them as soon as possible. Tomorrow more clarity. 01:42 - Possible this weekend: yes, who? I can’t say. 02:11 - NLD: big city but big rivalry. Part of London we want to conquer. It’s beautiful especially at home. We know how much it means to our people. 02:49 - Separating fans needs and winning game: it’s a super power having everyone with that passion. Privileged with the fans supports. 03:40 - Recent record 5 wins 1 draw in 6 games: it requires emotional something else. This game demands actions more than other games. 04:35 - Wayne Rooney comments, Gyokeres: I’m happy it’s coming from someone like Wayne, not just his goals but his work rate and level of threat he’s brought. 05:12 - Tottenham: every game is different, depends on momentum. Thomas has brought something different and given a clear identity. 05:44 - Tottenham flattered: They’ve done a load of good things. Away record is impressive. 06:14 - Man City: We have to control what we can do. 06:29 - Gabriel replacement: We have rotated and played players in positions, they’ll be ready. 06:53 - Big week: we’ve done the preparations. We’ve had a tough start to the season, now to have everyone healthy, getting the rhythm. We’re in a good moment. Games will come thick and fast. 07:41 - Injuries taking away from quality: injuries are part of football. More demands th