**Aston Villa’s Amadou Onana Suffers Injury Blow in Arsenal Match**
Aston Villa faced a new setback in their match against Arsenal as midfielder Amadou Onana was forced off the field in the 36th minute just after Villa fell behind 1-0. Gabriel Martinelli scored for Arsenal at the far post following a cross from Leandro Trossard. Onana was replaced by Lamare Bogarde, who joined Boubacar Kamara in the double pivot position. This injury comes as a blow to Villa as Onana had just recently returned to action after being sidelined with a foot injury he picked up while on international duty.
**Injury Woes Continue for Villa**
Onana’s injury adds to Villa’s growing list of sidelined players. John McGinn and Ross Barkley are already out due to injury, with McGinn working on his recovery from a hamstring issue and Barkley expected to be sidelined for another two weeks. Pau Torres is also unavailable with a broken metatarsal, set to return in a couple of months. Additionally, Diego Carlos is not an option for Villa as he is nearing a move to Fenerbahce.
**Uncertainty Looms Over Onana’s Future Matches**
With Onana now facing uncertainty for the upcoming match against AS Monaco, Villa will have to make adjustments to their lineup. The 21-year-old midfielder had just made his first Premier League appearance since November in a previous match against Crystal Palace. His absence will be felt by the team as they navigate a challenging season with multiple key players out due to injuries.
**Looking Ahead for Villa**
Villa fans will be eagerly awaiting updates on Onana’s condition and hoping for a speedy recovery. In the meantime, the team will need to regroup and focus on upcoming matches without key players in their lineup. The road ahead may be tough, but Villa has shown resilience in the face of adversity before, and fans will be cheering them on every step of the way.