Arsenal provides injury update on Caldentey and Cerci ahead of Birmingham fixture
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 15, 2026, 4:12 PM
Last updated Oct 15, 2026

Arsenal head coach Renée Slegers announced that Mariona Caldentey and Selina Cerci will miss multiple weeks due to injuries. Caldentey is dealing with a significant hamstring injury expected to sideline her for 8-10 weeks, while Cerci recently underwent knee surgery. The Gunners are preparing for their upcoming Barclays Women's Super League match against Birmingham City, looking to break a four-match winless streak. Slegers emphasized the need for her team to counter Birmingham City's threats while also acknowledging opportunities for attacking play.
- •Caldentey out for 8-10 weeks with hamstring injury.
- •Cerci recovering from recent knee surgery.
- •Arsenal seeks to end four-match winless run.
- •Upcoming match against Birmingham City starts at 12:45 PM on Saturday.
- •Slegers stresses the need to manage Birmingham's attacking threats.
- 4:12 PMYahoo Sports — Arsenal boss Slegers provides update on Mariona and Cerci ahead of Birmingham City fixture
"Arsenal head coach Renée Slegers says that Mariona Caldentey and Selina Cerci will be sidelined for a significant period.The Gunners boss provided an injury update when speaking to the media ahead of...
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