Arsenal could be without up to six players for the trip to Everton in the Premier League on Saturday, with a number of players being assessed ahead of the game.
The club have confirmed in their latest injury update that Dani Ceballos, Sead Kolasinac and Kieran Tierney will all miss the game through injury.
Ceballos has missed the last six Premier League games with a hamstring injury, but is aiming to return to full training next week, while Kolasinac is aiming for a January return to training.
Tierney has undergone surgery on his dislocated elbow, and the club has put a possible time frame on his return.
"Kieran had successful surgery this week and will now rehabilitate for around three months, aiming to return to full training in March," the club have said.
That news leaves Arsenal with no recognised left-back for the upcoming games, a problem that incoming manager Mikel Arteta woll have to look to solve.
Hector Bellerin, Rob Holding and Mesut Ozil are all doubts for the match, with all three undergoing assessment ahead of the game. Both Bellerin and Holding missed the Manchester City clash through injuries to the hamstring and knee respectively, and both could also sit out the Everton clash.
Ozil played 59 minutes of the game against Man City, and cut a frustrated figure after being substituted in the second half. The club have confirmed that he picked up a knock on his right foot and will be assessed ahead of Everton.
One player who will be available is midfielder Granit Xhaka, who has recovered from concussion sustained during the West Ham win.
