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Arsenal’s William Saliba will not have surgery on back injury, out for ‘extended period’; John Stones a target

Arsenal defender William Saliba is sidelined indefinitely with a back injury, prompting the club to pursue defensive reinforcements.

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Arsenal defender William Saliba will be out for an extended period due to a back injury. The club has confirmed that the player will not undergo surgery to address the issue.

Coverage from The New York Times, The Independent, BBC, Al Jazeera, and Arsenal.com highlights the significant impact of the injury on the squad. Reporting focuses on the confirmation of the medical status and the subsequent search for potential replacements.

Arsenal is currently considering options for defensive cover. The New York Times and The Independent report that John Stones has emerged as a transfer target as the club evaluates its options for the center-back position.

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Quick answers

Will William Saliba undergo surgery?

No, coverage states he will not have surgery.

How long will Saliba be out?

He is sidelined for an extended period, though specific timeframes are not provided.

Is Arsenal looking for a replacement?

Yes, reports indicate the club is considering two center-backs as cover, with John Stones identified as a target.

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