The Athletic reports that Frida, a 24-year-old Norway international and Arsenal midfielder, experienced a health scare during a match against Chelsea, prompting the fitting of a heart monitoring device. This incident led to her withdrawal from international duty as she continued to receive medical attention from Arsenal’s staff.
Head coach Jonas Eidevall has confirmed that Frida will miss the upcoming Women’s Super League game against Bristol City, but anticipates her return in the following match against Leicester City, assuming her recovery proceeds as planned. Frida has participated in 28 games across all competitions this season.
Eidevall commended the club’s behind-the-scenes efforts to facilitate her safe return to play, emphasizing the high standard of medical support and testing being provided to ensure her wellbeing. Arsenal currently ranks third in the WSL, trailing second-place Chelsea and league leaders Manchester City.
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The Athletic reports that Frida, a 24-year-old Norway international and Arsenal midfielder, experienced a health scare during a match against Chelsea, prompting the fitting of a heart monitoring device. This incident led to her withdrawal from international duty as she continued to receive medical attention from Arsenal’s staff.
Head coach Jonas Eidevall has confirmed that Frida will miss the upcoming Women’s Super League game against Bristol City, but anticipates her return in the following match against Leicester City, assuming her recovery proceeds as planned. Frida has participated in 28 games across all competitions this season.
Eidevall commended the club’s behind-the-scenes efforts to facilitate her safe return to play, emphasizing the high standard of medical support and testing being provided to ensure her wellbeing. Arsenal currently ranks third in the WSL, trailing second-place Chelsea and league leaders Manchester City.