The injury occurred during the last international break when Odegaard twisted his ankle while playing for Norway.
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As a result, he was forced to sit out Arsenal’s clashes against Tottenham Hotspur, Atalanta, and Manchester City.
“I think it was unfortunate to get the injury in the way that I did, but also it could have been worse. It was not a nice twist, and when it happened I felt it could be serious,” Odegaard was quoted on Arsenal News Channel.
“I’ve injured my ankle before and the pain felt a bit different this time. That’s what scared me, but from what happened it could have been worse, so in that sense I got away with it a bit.
“Like any player, the first thing I asked the medical team was how long I would be out for, but it’s a bit tricky to say at the moment. In the early stages, it’s crucial to get a proper rest and to make sure everything heals well. After that it’s about getting stronger and building it up again.”
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