Leandro Trossard is the latest Arsenal star to pick up an injury while on international duty this season with the Belgian's availability against Nottingham Forest placed in doubt

Mikel Arteta’s side have spluttered and stalled over the early weeks but all is not lost as a busy festive period awaits with plenty of games to close the gap. Getting some of the Gunners’ form players fit and firing again will be the key to getting that feel-good atmosphere back at the Emirates Stadium, starting against Nottingham Forest.

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Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta said a 1-0 loss to Inter Milan in the Champions League was “very, very difficult to accept” after two penalty decisions went against his team.

The latest issue for Arsenal on the injury front comes in the shape of Leandro Trossard, who was injured playing for Belgium in their defeat to Israel in UEFA Nations League action. The forward was substituted during the match with what appeared to be a contact injury, rather than a muscular problem.

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Mikel Arteta has vented his anger at the denial of a "1000 percent penalty" and insisted Arsenal produced their best European display in years despite losing 1-0 at Inter Milan.

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Leandro Trossard has become the latest to add to Arsenal's injury concerns after picking up a problem while playing for Belgium against Israel

COMMENT: Arsenal head coach Mikel Arteta is set to welcome back some key squad members as to bring a welcome end to the Gunners' injury crisis.