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Your support makes all the difference.Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger hopes Samir Nasri will be out for as little as six weeks after breaking his leg.
The 22-year-old suffered the injury yesterday on the first day of Arsenal's pre-season training camp in Austria and was initially expected to miss up to three months.
But Wenger revealed the fracture to the Frenchman's fibula is a "simple one".
He told Arsenal TV Online: "Unfortunately he fractured his fibula and he will be out for six weeks.
"He accidentally nicked the ball away from somebody having a shot on goal. Unfortunately he got kicked and broke his fibula. It's not a complicated one, it's a simple one but it will take six weeks to heal."
There was good news for Wenger regarding Tomas Rosicky and Eduardo da Silva.
He added: "The options are Tomas Rosicky who is back. And in [those] two months Eduardo will be back as well. We do have offensive options but we don't want to lose important players before the season starts."
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