Renee Slegers gives Arsenal Women injury update before Tottenham

Renee Slegers gives Arsenal Women injury update before Tottenham

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2026-10-24 02:21:08
Arsenal Women manager Renee Slegers said Chloe Kelly will miss Saturday's game against Tottenham, while Daphne van Domselaar will be in the squad.

Arsenal Women manager Renee Slegers gave an injury update before Arsenal's game against Tottenham on Saturday. She said Chloe Kelly will miss the match, while Daphne van Domselaar will be in the squad.

Kelly remains sidelined

The Arsenal boss said of Chloe Kelly: "She has had issues with her hamstring, has had symptoms and there has been some small injury in the hamstring."

She added: "She’s still not training with the team, she’s not out on the pitch yet, but she’s making good progress in her rehabilitation."

Slegers also said: "Obviously she’s not able to train because of the pain and the symptoms, and we hope that she, as soon as possible, is back fit again and fully ready to go and compete for us again."

Van Domselaar in the squad

Slegers said: "Daphne will be in the squad, it’s too early to play, but we want to get her back in the routine with the team and she’ll do the warm-up."

She also said Arsenal will have the same squad available as they did against Birmingham.

Little to miss the match

Slegers said: "Kim (Little) is managing a knock as well, we hope to have her back soon but she won’t make it this weekend."

Reid and Agyemang update

Slegers said: "Katie (Reid) is training with the team now and looks really good. Mich (Agyemang) is working in the background, so that’s everything so far."

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