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Christos Tzolis set for Arsenal assessment after early Greece injury withdrawal

The Standard reports that Christos Tzolis will return to Arsenal for assessment after a suspected hamstring injury, with Greece saying he will miss Sunday’s match against Germany.

Christos Tzolis set for Arsenal assessment after early Greece injury withdrawal
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The Standard reports that Christos Tzolis will head back to Arsenal for assessment after suffering a suspected hamstring problem in Greece’s 2-2 draw with the Netherlands on Thursday. The winger was taken off after 18 minutes at the Toumba Stadium in Thessaloniki, shortly after having a goal ruled out for offside.

According to the report, the early return means Tzolis will miss Greece’s Group A2 match against Germany on Sunday. Greece coach Ivan Jovanovic said the player initially did not want to come off, but also indicated the decision was made with medical input because the issue was muscular.

Almost Signed analysis: the useful change is not a confirmed diagnosis, but a shift from a live injury scare to an expected missed international fixture and a club-side check at Arsenal.

What remains unconfirmed

  • The precise diagnosis of the injury.
  • How long Tzolis will be unavailable after the assessment.
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  1. The StandardReporting outlet ·

    Tzolis injury decision quickly made as worrying Arsenal blow confirmed

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This is a single-publisher report from The Standard, drawing on Greece coach Ivan Jovanovic’s post-match comments and cited Greek reporting. It is not an official club or federation announcement.

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Latest update: Tzolis was withdrawn after 18 minutes against the Netherlands and is now reported to be heading back to Arsenal for checks.

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