Martin Ødegaard

Martin Ødegaard has been included in the travelling Arsenal squad for tomorrow. Final decision tomorrow on his inclusion in the official matchday squad.

Arteta on Odegaard: "We know the game that we're going to be playing in a few days again, and the more players that we have the better."

Arteta on Odegaard: "So we're really pushing, he really wants to try to be available, but we'll have to wait and see in the next few days when he trains with the team how he feels."

BREAKING NEWS - Mikel Arteta confirms that Martin Odegaard is pushing to be available for Sunday's Carabao Cup final.

Martin Ødegaard is expected to be sidelined for around three more weeks after the knee injury he picked up against Brentford F.C. (@DailyCanon)

Odegaard in action vs Bournemouth

After injuries, Martin Odegaard is back to his the best performance.

Via @OptaAnalyst

Despite playing just 42.0% of available PL minutes, Ødegaard has played more line-breaking passes into the penalty area than any other Arsenal player this season. He was sensational in the statement win over Aston Villa, proving beyond doubt how valuable he is to Arsenal.

Martin Ødegaard: “It’s very clear that everyone here at Arsenal wants to win trophies & that’s what we are working towards every single day. Hopefully 2026 will be the year for us, because we are ready for it.”

Martin Ødegaard: “For me, the Real Madrid games are probably the first that come to mind, but we want more. We want to win something & hopefully 2026 can be the year we do it.”

Martin Ødegaard after match: “This is our last game of 2025. Looking back on the year, on a personal level it’s been very special to watch my son grow up over the past 12 months. On the pitch, there have also been some great performances to remember.”

Amazing performance Martin Odegaard last night vs Aston Villa.

Martin Odegaard and Declane Rice were among members of Mikel Arteta’s side angry with the performance against the Premier League’s bottom club (Telegraph) telegraph.co.uk/football/2025/…

It's matchday 🙌

And then, Norway have qualified for their first World Cup since 1998! 🇳🇴🏆

Martin Odegaard on his decision to join the national team despite the injury: “I’m here to support the boys. We have been working for this for a long, long time. It was important for me to be here with them.”

🎥 Martin Ødegaard celebrating with his teammates after Norway beat Estonia and all-but qualified for the World Cup next summer. 🕺🇳🇴

Martin Ødegaard is unlikely to make his comeback from a knee injury until after the November international break 😔. He’s expected to miss at least nine important matches for both club and country.

Oh no capt 🥺