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EPL: Arsenal confirm extended injury layoff for Saliba

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Arsenal confirms William Saliba will miss an extended period due to a back injury sustained at the World Cup. Learn more about Saliba’s injury and recovery Read More: https://punchng.com/epl-arsenal-confirm-extended-injury-layoff-for-saliba/

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