Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard's recent injury has raised concerns for both his club and country. The midfielder has been struggling with a knock, which has led to him being benched for Arsenal's recent games and raising doubts about his availability for Norway's upcoming fixtures against the Faroe Islands and Scotland. Norway manager Stale Solbakken has admitted that he is "worried" about Odegaard's fitness and has included him in the squad despite the uncertainty. Odegaard's injury remains unclear, but there are hopes that he will be able to recover fully and play in both the internationals and Arsenal's game against Sevilla in the Champions League. However, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta may prefer to rest Odegaard to avoid exacerbating the injury. Odegaard himself has broken his silence on Arsenal's recent defeat to Newcastle United, expressing his frustration with the controversial refereeing decisions. Overall, the concern over Odegaard's fitness highlights his importance to both Arsenal and Norway and the potential impact his absence could have on their respective campaigns.