Raheem Sterling

Sterling (knee) is back on the training pitch and is making progress toward a return, coach Mikel Arteta confirmed in a press conference. "I think he's starting to do some stuff on the pitch, so that's great news. As quickly as possible, we want him available. Let's see how he progresses this week and then see if we can go for the following week," Arteta said.

Sterling (knee) could be back in the fold soon, according to manager Mikel Arteta. "I think we will be back quite soon."

Sterling (knee) has started his rehabilitation process and is starting to see improvements, according to manager Mikel Arteta. "Yes, the news with Raz, I think it's better. We have to see this week how he evolves. But we expect the knee injury to probably take longer than actually the way the knee is evolving in the last few days. So, hopefully, that's good because we need him."

Sterling suffered a knee injury and is set to miss a solid portion of time, according to manager Mikel Arteta. "He needs some further testing tomorrow to understand the extent of the injury. It's his knee and we have to wait another 24 hours, but unfortunately, he's going to be out for a while."

Sterling came on in the 83rd minute of Arsenal's 3-0 win Saturday, providing an assist on the third goal of the game.