Arsenal have confirmed a major injury setback following Sunday’s Premier League clash at the London Stadium, where defender Ben White sustained a serious medial knee ligament injury.
The injury was sustained during the club’s victory against West Ham United, and subsequent medical assessments have now ruled the England international out for the remainder of the current season.
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According to an official statement released by Arsenal, specialist reviews confirmed the extent of the ligament damage following detailed examinations earlier this week.
The injury represents a significant blow for the club during a crucial stage of the campaign, with White just getting back to good form during a season blighted by niggles and injuries to the English international.
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The club’s medical department has immediately begun managing White’s recovery process, with a structured rehabilitation programme already underway.
Arsenal staff are prioritising long-term fitness rather than rushing the defender back to action, ensuring the recovery plan supports full strength and stability in the injured knee before competitive football resumes.
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Despite the disappointing news, Arsenal remain optimistic about White’s timeline for recovery.
The current objective is for the defender to return fully fit in time for pre-season preparations ahead of the next campaign, giving him the best opportunity to rejoin teammates and regain match sharpness before competitive fixtures begin again.
