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Martin Odegaard<\/span><\/span> has endured an injury-disrupted season, raising concerns about his ability to maintain consistent appearances at the highest level. Once heralded as a generational talent, he was already making headlines at the age of 14 and competing in senior football by 15, an unusually early introduction to the professional game.<\/p>\n Now 27, a stage widely considered the peak of a player\u2019s career, the Arsenal<\/span><\/span> captain has struggled to remain fit for extended periods. Persistent injury problems have limited his time on the pitch, creating frustration for both his club and the Norway national football team<\/span><\/span>who are working to restore him to full fitness.<\/p>\n Arsenal face a demanding period, competing for multiple trophies, while Norway have important fixtures ahead, making Odegaard\u2019s availability increasingly significant. His difficulty in completing several matches in succession has become a growing concern, particularly given his importance as a creative and leadership figure.<\/p>\n There is added pressure with a major international tournament approaching, further emphasising the need for him to regain full fitness. Both club and country are carefully managing his condition, but recurring setbacks have made it difficult to establish rhythm and continuity in his performances.<\/p>\nOngoing Fitness Concerns<\/h2>\n
Rekdal Highlights Early Career Impact<\/h2>\n