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William Saliba could miss a month of action(Image: David Price/Arsenal FC via Getty Images)Arsenal have been dealt a hammerblow after William Saliba was ruled out for three to four weeks, according to sources in France.
The 24-year-old could now miss a month of action as Arsenal attempt to get back to winning ways and Champions League competition begins following the international break.
Earlier this week, a statement from the French national team read: "William Saliba, who started for Arsenal against Liverpool on Sunday, was forced off in the fifth minute.
The national coach has decided to call up Benjamin Pavard as a reinforcement."
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Saliba is set to miss matches against Nottingham Forest, Athletic Bilbao, Manchester City and a Carabao Cup game against Port Vale.
If the Arsenal star suffers the worse end of the prognosis, he will also be absent for matches against Newcastle and Olympiacos and West Ham United.
Summer signing Cristhian Mosquera, 21, came from the bench to replace Saliba against Liverpool.
Saliba initially believed he would be fine for the match.
Saliba picked up an injury in the opening stages at Anfield(Image: Getty Images)
"He came in and he said he believed that he could carry on and play but straightaway in the first two actions I could see that he couldn't cope and we had to get him out, unfortunately," Arteta explained.
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"But thank God we have Mosquera, which we put in for the first time in the Premier League, his debut[sic: Mosquera also came off the bench vs Leeds], not expecting it at Anfield and I think he was really, really good."
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