Arsenal was struck with another injury shock on top of an already terrible spit shortage after Gabriel Martinelli got out of the training on Wednesday.
The Brazilian, who is one of the few available attacks of the Gunners, was seen that he was through the tunnel during an open training session of the Emirates and the tunnel.
It can be a further blow to the side of Mikel Arteta, who currently has no fit recognized strikers prior to their last two Premier League matches.
Martinelli later returned to the field and participated in the rest of the session.
Arsenal has suffered fitness problems throughout the season with Martin Odegaard, Bukayo Saka and Ben White have missed big chunks of the season and Gabriel Jesus, Gabriel Magalhães and Takehiro Tomiyasu have all treated seasonal injuries.
But it is not all bad news for the side of North Londs such as Kai Havertz, who was supposed to be out until the end of the season, which was shown in the training today.
The German star has been out of operation since he underwent surgery for a hamstring problem he picked up during a training camp with warm weather in Dubai.
Arteta hinted that he could appear against Newcastle or Southampton for the next two weeks.
'I think so [that he will be back before the end of the season]If everything goes well in the coming week or something, “he said.
Last week Arteta regretted his 'super short' team and added that he 'knew some players who had a big chance of being injured' but 'we cannot do anything about it'.
Their attack has been particularly thin after they were not obtained in the winter transfer window, while Raheem Sterling did not impress out of favor.
Jesus has been sidelined since January after an ACL injury in their FA Cup -similar play against Manchester United.
In the meantime, Mikel Merino, who is Deputten as an emergency striker, is currently prohibited after picking up a red card in their 2-2 draw in Anfield last weekend.
This season, Merino has impressed the frontman of Arsenal, despite describing his new role as 'crazy'.
The midfielder said earlier: 'It's a bit crazy, to be honest, but at the same time it is about having the right mentality, the right approach to the game.
'If the coach tells you to play one position, you have to take all your characteristics and put them on the table for the team.
“I try to adjust. I try to do things in the best possible way and of course some days will be better, some days will be worse – but the work is every day, the grinding. '
The Spaniard, who scored seven Premier League goals this campaign, will miss the crucial collision of Arsenal with Newcastle on Sunday.
Leandro Trossard, who led the exhausted front line of Arsenal against Liverpool, is also a doubt after he had been taken away in Anfield with a hamstring injury in the second half.
Just like midfielder Declan Rice who was excluded from the Liverpool game with a muscular issue that is a hamstring tribe.
Arsenal only needs one point to guarantee Champions League football that will return to the Emirates next season, while Newcastle is also fighting with Manchester City, Chelsea, Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest for a top-five place.