Jack Wilshere raring to go for England after rediscovering love for game Read moreChile’s football association has described the injury as a “low-grade muscle tear” and has said that Sánchez will not travel to Colombia. Arsenal are hopeful that, as Sánchez has not yet been ruled out of the Uruguay game, the injury cannot be too serious. Arsène Wenger will also be acutely aware of how Sánchez always pushes himself to play for Chile. Sánchez, who has established himself as Wenger’s No9 this season, scoring eight goals in all competitions, suffered a hamstring injury in November of last year that ruled him out for two months. Wenger always says that the minimum period of absence for a hamstring is three weeks.

Source: The Guardian November 09, 2016 13:37 UTC