After Bournemouth's victory, Arteta provides a concerning injury update for Saka and Jesus.

The injury status of Bukayo Saka has been communicated by Mikel Arteta, the manager of Arsenal, subsequent to their 4-0 victory against Bournemouth on Saturday, raising concerns.

Saka had signs of impaired mobility during the match held at the Vitality Stadium.

The forward from the England national team sustained an injury and had to be substituted during the 2-2 draw against Tottenham on the previous Sunday. As a result, the player was unable to participate in the subsequent Carabao Cup triumph over Brentford during the midweek.

Saka was included in the starting lineup for Arsenal's match against Bournemouth and successfully initiated the scoring for his team.

Nonetheless, a substitution occurred in the 76th minute, with Fabio Vieira taking the place of the aforementioned individual.

In his post-match interview with the BBC, Arteta acknowledged that the knock he received was quite severe.

I am currently unaware of his emotional state as I have not had the opportunity to engage in conversation with him. However, it is my optimistic expectation that we can successfully facilitate his return.

Arteta claimed during his conversation with Sky Sports that Gabriel Jesus exhibited signs of limping upon their encounter in the locker area. Let us now examine the methods through which players may be restored.