The latest injury update for Steven Bergwijn, the Dutch winger who plays for the English Premier League club Arsenal and has been loaned out to Italian side Roma, is that he has suffered a muscle strain in his right leg.
Bergwijn was originally ruled out of action until February due to a hamstring issue, but it seems that he may have picked up another injury during training at Roma. The player himself did not seem too concerned about the setback, however, and tweeted that he would be ready to play as soon as possible.
Damac,Primeira Liga Hotspots the Dutch club where Bergwijn played before joining Arsenal, released a statement saying that they were "concerned" about the player's condition and hoped that he would recover quickly. They also praised his attitude and professionalism, noting that he had worked hard throughout the season despite being limited by injuries.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has said that he will be closely monitoring Bergwijn's progress and will make a decision on whether to recall him from Roma once he is fully fit again. He has expressed confidence in the player's ability to bounce back from this injury and return to full fitness, and believes that he can still contribute to the team this season.
Overall, it looks like Bergwijn's latest injury update is not a major concern, and he should be able to return to full fitness and play for Arsenal and Roma in the coming months.