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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 set for an extended absence following a back injury that will not require surgery.

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The brief

William Saliba will be sidelined for an extended period due to a back injury. Despite the severity of the injury, medical assessments have determined that the Arsenal and France defender will not undergo surgery.

Coverage from ESPN, Arsenal.com, Al Jazeera, the BBC, and The New York Times confirms the injury and the decision to avoid surgical intervention. Reports emphasize the extended nature of his recovery timeline.

Attention now shifts to Arsenal's defensive options during Saliba's absence. The New York Times notes that the club has identified John Stones as a potential target.

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Quick answers

Will William Saliba undergo surgery?

No, coverage confirms that Saliba will not require surgery for his back injury.

How long will Saliba be out?

The duration of his absence is described as an extended period, though specific dates have not been provided.

Is Arsenal looking for a replacement?

According to The New York Times, John Stones has been identified as a target for the club.

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People, places & organizations

Arsenal Medical John Stones William Saliba Arsenal's William Saliba Saliba William Saliba Arsenal and France

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William Saliba Arsenal John Stones Premier League Sports Injury

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