Arsenal defender Jurrien Timber was forced off at half-time in Tuesday night's UEFA Champions League clash against Paris Saint-Germain.
The Netherlands international started for Mikel Arteta at right-back and was impressive in the first 45 minutes. Goals from Kai Havertz and Bukayo Saka put the Gunners ahead in their second fixture of the league phase.
However, he didn't reappear from the dressing room for the second half and was replaced by Jakub Kiwior. No details were provided on the defender but there was no sign of any struggles before half-time.
Timber missed almost the entirety of last season with an ACL injury picked up on his debut for the club. He returned to Arteta's side during pre-season and has hit the ground running at the Emirates Stadium.
The Dutchman has played in every game for Arsenal so far this season. As well as playing at right-back, he has also performed at left-back for Arteta.
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