According to Riccardo Calafiori's report, Arsenal will be without six players against Ipswich.

There is an odd vibe about Arsenal's matchup with Ipswich Town on Sunday, since the Gunners are focused on winning the Champions League.

Mikel Arteta's team must first win difficult Premier League games against Ipswich and Crystal Palace before facing PSG in the semi-finals later this month. "I know where they are right now, and they're playing at home, which is one of their few opportunities, as you mentioned. 

 However, it's a significant game for us," Arteta remarked of the Tractor Boys at his press conference prior to the game.

To at least hold onto our current standing and go into the next few games with any hope, we must begin winning Premier League football games. 

And we are aware of how difficult it will be. Their team is incredibly well-organised. 

What Kieran [McKenna] and the crew have accomplished is astounding, and you can observe their performance and the number of issues they provide to the opposition each week. Thus, we anticipate a challenging game.

However, Arsenal will be without six key players if they are to win. 

Due to a rib injury sustained in last week's draw with Brentford, Jorginho missed the midweek victory in Madrid and will not play this weekend. 

Ipswich comes too soon for Riccardo Calafiori, who hasn't been seen since the last international break.

Jorginho is still dealing with that event, therefore he won't be ready just yet," 

Arteta said. "Ricci as well probably is not going to be available." Jorginho's problem is "specific and [a] difficult matter," Arteta continued. 

"If everything goes well, I think so [be fit for PSG first leg]," Arteta continued on Calafiori. Perhaps a little earlier. "Well, let's check. 

We just need to take the appropriate actions now to ensure that he is in a good position to perform when he returns because he is already on the pitch and has accomplished a great deal."

The club's long-term absentees, Takehiro Tomiyasu, Gabriel Jesus, and Gabriel Magalhaes, are not anticipated to return until the following season. 

After hamstring surgery, Kai Havertz is still recuperating and might even make an appearance before the campaign is complete.

In response to the question of whether the German could play against PSG, Arteta stated: "Semi-finals? 

That seems too near, in my opinion. However, I would answer yes if I had to wager on him before I had anticipated. 

He pushes everyone in that gym every day, so I don't think you can have him around for very long." 

According to the official Arsenal website, 16 senior players are eligible for selection in the match against Ipswich. 

A team may select a squad of 20 players for a Premier League game in accordance with league regulations.

Myles Lewis-Skelly and Ethan Nwaneri, who are listed on the Gunners' official website as Arsenal Academy players, will be part of the team as usual.

A young midfielder is probably going to join Nathan Butler-Oyedeji, who made his senior debut this season and has been named in several matchday teams. 

Jimi Gower and Jack Henry-Francis have both been included in matchday squads in recent weeks and may serve as Jorginho's backup. Raya, Neto; White, Kiwior, Zinchenko, Saliba, Lewis-Skelly, Tierney; Rice, Partey, Merino, Odegaard, Nwaneri, Henry-Francis; Trossard, Martinelli, Saka, Sterling, Butler-Oyedeji are possible Arsenal players for Ipswich.