According to the English newspaper "Daily Telegraph", due to an injury suffered in the match against "West Bromwich Albion", London's "Arsenal" midfielder Francis Coquelin will not appear on the field this year.
As reported, the Frenchman injured his knee ligaments and will be unable to play for about six weeks.
However, this information has not been officially confirmed yet and further tests are being conducted on the player.
In any case, the loss of Coquelin will be particularly painful for the "Gunners", as in this position they are left with only Mathieu Flamini who has played just a handful of matches this season. On Saturday, Mikel Arteta, who appeared on the field as a substitute, also suffered a calf injury during the same match.
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Goal.com journalist Greg Stobart writes that the exact rehabilitation time for Coquelin will be determined within the next 48 hours. However, it could potentially last up to three months.
