Along with Martin Odegaard, Gabriel Jesus will be out of contention for Arsenal’s Champions League match against Sevilla.
The Brazil international scored a goal and provided an assist in a 2-1 victory in the away match in Spain in late October.
However, the former Manchester City player hobbled out during the final moments of that victory, missing matches in the Premier League against Newcastle United and Sheffield United as a result.

Despite doubts about his fitness, Jesus was named to the Brazil team on Monday for the country’s pivotal World Cup qualifiers against Argentina and Colombia.
In the away game in Spain towards the end of October, the Brazil international recorded a goal and an assist in the 2-1 triumph.
But in the closing seconds of that triumph, the former Manchester City player hobbled out, missing Premier League games against Sheffield United and Newcastle United as a result.
Jesus was nominated to the Brazil squad on Monday for the nation’s crucial World Cup qualifying matches against Argentina and Colombia, despite questions about his fitness.
Last week, when Arsenal lost to West Ham United in the Carabao Cup, Odegaard was one of the substitutes deployed, but he did not play in the 5-0 triumph over Sheffield United.
Following news that he has been recovering from a hip injury, the Norway international was unable to attend the Saturday match at St. James’ Park.
Similar to Jesus, Arteta thought his captain would be fit for international service when he put Odegaard in his roster for the national team.

“Martin is passionate about representing his country, and he has always been available for selection when needed,” Arteta stated.
The other two Arsenal players missing are Emile Smith Rowe and Thomas Partey. Prior to last week’s loss at West Ham, Smith Rowe sustained a knee injury, which Arteta called “a big worry.”
Meanwhile, Partey experienced a thigh issue during training last month, and there have been rumors that he would not be able to play until the end of the year.