Martin degaard Ankle Injury

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Norway doc on Ødegaard ankle: Probably no break

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Martin Ødegaard could face several weeks on the sidelines after injuring his right ankle.

The Arsenal captain hobbled off the pitch during Norway 's Nations League victory against Austria on Monday .

The Gunners captain was photographed using crutches as he boarded a plane back to London where he underwent further scans to reveal the extent of the injury.

Ola Sand: "Such ankle injuries often take at least three weeks ".

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