Arsenal s favorite two shooters missed the national team due to injury

Arsenal's two major signing targets on the front line, Sheshko and Dzekelish, are both suffering injuries and missed the international match day last week.

As we all know, Arsenal is expected to introduce a center in this summer window, and its current number one signing targets are Scheshko of Leipzig and Dzekelish of Portugal Sports.

The two players are also the main scorers of their respective national teams: Sheshko made 41 appearances for Slovenia, contributing 16 goals and 6 assists; Zhekelayus made 26 appearances for Sweden, contributing 15 goals and 6 assists. However, the two did not play for the national team on the international match day in June, and both suffered from injuries.

Zhekelais was the first to withdraw from the national team. This Tuesday, the Swedish team confirmed that he left the national team due to some "small injuries". The specific cause of the injury has not been disclosed, but the 27-year-old striker will miss the match against Hungary and Algeria.

Unlike Dzekelish, Sheshko has not officially withdrew from the national team, but has missed the friendly match between Slovenia and Luxembourg last Friday.

Daily Mirror reporter Ryan Taylor reported that Red Bull Leipzig asked Slovenia not to allow Sheshko to participate in two matches on international match days, and the player is treating a knee injury. The injury this time should not be too serious, but if Sheshko is injured in the national team, it will affect the transfer deal with Arsenal, and Leipzig will suffer huge financial losses.

Slovenia did not make any commitments. They still call on Sheshko, hoping that he can return from injury in his game against Montenegro on Tuesday. But if he is not ready, the team will not rush to send him on the court.

The player himself may also have the same position as the club to avoid being injured in friendly matches during the offseason and destroying his transfer in the summer window. If the two don't participate in this week's national team event, it may be a good thing for all parties.