Bukayo Saka’s current injury doesn’t have a confirmed return date yet; Arteta has only said they “don’t know” how serious it is, so timelines are still unknown.

What’s actually known right now

  • Saka felt discomfort in the warm-up before Arsenal’s game vs Leeds and asked not to start.
  • He went down the tunnel with a physio and was removed from the XI shortly before kick-off.
  • Arteta said after the match that they don’t yet know the severity and that he’ll need tests.
  • Local Arsenal reports list his “potential return date” as unknown, with further assessment planned.

So, as of now, it’s impossible to say “he’s out for X weeks” with any certainty; anything more specific is guesswork based on vibes rather than confirmed medical info.

What this likely means in practice

  • He is at least a doubt for the next match or two until scans and training reports are clearer.
  • Given Arsenal’s packed February schedule, the internal hope seems to be that he’s back sometime this month , but that’s a hope, not a firm prognosis.
  • Fans and fantasy managers are basically in “wait for the next Arteta press conference and next team sheet” mode.

Forum-style takeaway:
“Right now, no one credible can tell you exactly how long Saka is out. Treat him as short-term ‘yellow-flagged’ rather than confirmed out for weeks, and re-check when Arteta speaks again.”

Mini timeline to watch

  1. Club medical tests and scan reports in the coming days.
  1. Arteta’s next presser before the EFL Cup semi-final second leg and then before the next league game.
  1. Whether he makes the squad or starts training fully again; that will be the first real signal of how minor or serious this is.

If you tell me whether you care more from an Arsenal fan view or a Fantasy/Betting view, I can frame the risk and what to do next more tightly around that.
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