Arsenal confirms the devastating lesion of Kai Haverz's hamstrings and reveals how long it is expected to be out of

Arsenal has confirmed that Kai Hvertz suffered an injury in the hamstrings while training in Dubai, and the prognosis for his time on the sidelines is a great blow.

Mail Sport revealed exclusively on Tuesday night that the Arsenal star had suffered the worrying scare of lesions in the hamstrings, while in the training of the triple club to the United Arab Emirates.

Well located sources indicated that the injury will result in Havertz spending a long period out.

Now the club has confirmed that Hvertz will undergo surgery in the next few days that Belo undergoes a recovery and rehabilitation program that will run to the preseason.

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The news comes as an overwhelming blow to Arsenal's manager, Mikel Arteta, who is no longer without several attacker players with Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Jesus and Gabriel Martinelli, all disappeared by an injury.

Arsenal has confirmed that Kai Havertz is out for the rest of the season after his ischiotibial injury

The Gunners, who are behind the leaders of the Liverpool League in the race for the title, are currently on a training trip in Dubai while seeking to challenge the honors in the second half of the season.

Hvertz is the top scorer of the club this season with 15 goals and his absence will affect his ambitions to review Liverpool at the top of the table this season.

Arsenal was criticized for not adding an attacker to his ranks during the January window and Hvertz's injury will only serve to intensify the reaction.

Meanwhile, Arsenal has explored Takehiro Tomiyasu's option under surgery to cure his long -standing knee problem.

The defender of Japan has played only six minutes of football this season, arriving as a late substitute in the victory of the Cábao Cup over Southampton in October after a three -month recovery of a knee injury that saw him lose the beginning of The season.

But it has not appeared since that victory over the Saints after suffering a setback for injuries.

In fact, Mail Sport understands that there is an emerging concern about Tomiyasu's long -term aptitude with the doctors of the club that is believed to seriously considered the option of an operation for his versatile defender.

It is not clear if a final decision on surgery has been made, but it has been an option discussed at the London Colney headquarters of the club.

A new operation would require a long rehabilitation program and probably rule out Tomiyasu for a significant period of time.

In 2023, Tomiyasu underwent his first knee operation that kept the 26 -year -old out of action for three months.

With that in mind, a second procedure in the articulation would arrive as a blow to Tomiyasu, whose time in Arsenal has been harassed by injury problems.

The Arsenal manager, Mikel Arteta, is already being lost a handful of options forward and admitted that he was disappointed that the club did not invest in an attacker in the January window.

Bukayo Saka traveled with his Arsenal teammates to his winter training camp in Dubai

Speaking last month, chief coach Mikel Arteta provided a positive update about Tomiyasu's physical condition saying: 'Tomi has done some things in the field, but now because it has been a long -term injury, we need to see how fast Progress and how it reacts. '

But now there is some pessimism regarding the aptitude of Tomiyasu amplified by discussions about a potential operation.

The imminent return to Ben White's physical aptitude will help soften the coup of the lack of continuous availability of Tomiyasu.

White, who underwent knee surgery in November, will return and could be appointed in the team to face Leicester this weekend.