Former Sunderland and Wolves striker, Don Goodman has suggested that David Luiz’s injury that he suffered in Arsenal’s 2-0 win over Newcastle United might end his season at the Emirates.
The Brazilian was in fine form for Arsenal in the game, but he pulled up and was replaced for what looks like a muscle injury.
With only a few weeks to go before this campaign ends, he might not play for the club again, depending on the extent of the damage done.
His contract at Arsenal also expires in the summer and that means he has probably played his last game for the club.
Goodman says Luiz knows his latest injury setback isn’t a good one and will also think he has probably played his last game for the club.
Goodman said on Sky Sports via HITC: “Depends how serious it is but that could very easily be the end of the season for David Luiz. You can see his face. He knows. Not nice to see.”
Luiz has served Arsenal faithfully over the last two seasons, but it might be time for the club to move on from him.
They have William Saliba out on loan and the likes of Gabriel Magalhaes and Pablo Mari currently in their squad.
All the best to him but.i hope this means we do not re sign him.
I would really love to see saliba and or mavropanos next season.
he can make a good sub
Coming in for 15 mins to calm and led the youngsters
A club needs experience players which we do not have
We have experienced players.
This is fib about needing experienced players. We need experienced arsenal men. As far as I’m concerned he is still a Chelsea man and that’s why this experienced players notion doesn’t work.
We need to stop selling and letting go our fan favs who actually lift the spirits of the team and fans. Carzola, kos, these type of players.
Luiz is decent but id stifling the youngsters who play im that position. He is not world class anymore by any means.
Also look at city I do.t see them with many players so long in the tooth. Same with Liverpool Chelsea utd. This experience thing is a trick to keep cheaper players like willian and lhiz who are expensive in the long run
Im pretty sure that depends who is manager, im sure Arteta wants Luiz re signed.