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      Former Man Utd wonderkid Ravel Morrison’s career plummets to new low as he makes very rogue free transfer

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      FORMER Manchester United wonderkid Ravel Morrison has signed for his 14th career club – this time heading to Dubai. Morrison was considered one for the future after coming through United’s academy alongside the likes of Paul Pogba and Jesse Lingard. Ravel Morrison has signed for Precision FC in Dubai’s second divisionBut his career has continued to plummet and has now landed in the UAE with Precision FC – in Dubai’s second division. A statement read: “We are beyond excited to welcome the incredible Ravel Morrison to Precision FC! “This is more than a signing – it’s a statement, a game-changer for both our club and football in the UAE.”Known for his electrifying talent and skill, Ravel brings world-class experience and flair that will help our team to achieve it’s goals.READ MORE IN football “This is the start of something extraordinary. Welcome to the family, Ravel!” Morrison only ever made three senior appearances for United before being sold to West Ham in 2012. During his three years signed to the Hammers, he was also loaned out to Birmingham, QPR and Cardiff before joining Lazio in Italy. Morrison spent four years signed to the Italians, but spent a year from 2018-2019 on loan in Mexico with Atlas.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSHe then joined Ostersund in Sweden before moving back to England with Sheffield United in 2020. But the midfielder was only back in England for a year, which included a loan to Middlesbrough, before going to ADO Den Haag in Netherlands. ‘Bruno Fernandes red card was huge VAR error’ in Man Utd loss to Spurs | Whistleblower, Mark HalseyMorrison’s last transfer to England came in 2021 when he spent a season with Derby before a switch to America with DC United. The 31-year-old was later released by the MLS side and makes his return to football with Precision – who got promoted to Dubai’s second division last season. Morrison joins the likes of Max Johnstone, Matt Lowton and Jamie Ward in the squad.Highly ratedHis rogue transfer to the UAE is all the more incredible when its remembered how highly he was regarded at United.Ex-United ace Quinton Fortune said he had more natural talent than Wayne Rooney and Cristiano Ronaldo.Speaking to FourFourTwo in 2021 he said: “At a club like Manchester United, it’s very difficult to say who the best youngster was.”Ronaldo was obviously incredible but Wayne Rooney was unbelievable when he arrived too.”But then you had another special talent who hasn’t progressed as he should have done: Ravel Morrison. He was definitely the most naturally talented player I’ve ever seen, but he didn’t make that next step like Ronaldo and Rooney did. In terms of talent, he was up there with them.”READ MORE SUN STORIESFormer Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson also rated him incredibly highly.Rio Ferdinand recalled: “Sir Alex Ferguson, I remember, he called me and Wazza [Wayne Rooney] over one day and said: ‘look at this kid, he’s better than you, Rooney when you were a kid, he’s better than you, Rio, better than Ryan Giggs when you were kids. This is the best kid you will ever see’.”Jesse Lingard and Morrison came up togetherCredit: Action Images – ReutersMorrison had a stint with DerbyCredit: GettyHis last club was D.C. United in MLSCredit: Getty More

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      Eddie Howe defends decision to play Newcastle star with broken toe despite him set to be sidelined for further two games

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      EDDIE HOWE defended the decision to play Alexander Isak with a broken toe – despite the star set to miss at least two more Newcastle matches.The Swedish striker came off after suffering the injury at Wolves a fortnight ago but then led the line against Fulham the following weekend after a painkilling injection.Eddie Howe has defended his decision to play Alexander Isak with a broken toeCredit: RexThe Swedish striker suffered the blow against Wolves but started at Fulham a week laterCredit: ReutersHowe revealed afterwards that the 25-year-old started to feel discomfort towards the end of that 3-1 defeat and it subsequently ruled him out of Saturday’s draw with Man City.The Newcastle boss confirmed there was zero possibility of Isak playing tomorrow against Wimbledon in the Carabao Cup at St. James’ Park.And he also looks almost certain to miss the trip to Everton on Saturday as well as potentially his country’s Nation League games with Slovakia and Estonia.When asked directly whether Isak playing at Fulham had aggravated the toe problem, Howe said: “I don’t think that would be the case. It was one of those situations where, if he could tolerate the pain, he would be fine.READ MORE ON FOOTBALL“He tolerated the pain for about 80 minutes before he became aware of any feeling back in that toe.“It was either he’d be out until probably after the international break initially, or he could carry on playing as normal if he could tolerate the feelings and the effects of the injury. He hasn’t been able to do that, so we’re back to the original diagnosis, I think.”Asked whether that meant that Isak would not be back until after the international break, Howe said: “Possibly, yes.“We’ve not ruled him out (of Everton). We’re sort of assessing him on a daily basis, because there is a chance he could be fit for Everton if everything falls into place.Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALS“Of course, then we have a decision to make. Does he play in that game, or do we leave him knowing that he’ll be OK two weeks afterwards?”Despite Anthony Gordon, who has agreed a new six-year deal with Newcastle, starring and scoring against City, £10m summer signing William Osula seems certain to start against the Dons.Alexander Isak shows off his razor sharp shooting ability in Sweden training The Danish U21 ace’s only taste of action was as a late substitute at Craven Cottage but Howe is happy to remain patient in helping the ex-Sheffield United ace fulfil his potential. He said: “With Will, we were well aware that we’d have to go to work as coaches and Will would have to go to work as the player to develop himself, to improve every area of his game to become a Premier League striker.“We feel he has the attributes to do that.  He’s very, very quick, physically excellent. He’s a tall, imposing character and his best asset is running in behind and stretching the line for us. He has some things to smoothen out in his game. “We’ve seen already, certainly from the battles he’s had against our centre-halves in training, he has an ability to score goals and have a physical impact in the game, to make it uncomfortable for defenders.“We are working hard with him and he’s working hard. His attitude has been excellent.“He comes in with a big smile on his face every day. His career and his game is going in the right direction.”Meanwhile, Howe will also make late calls over whether to pick Kieran Trippier and Sandro Tonali after both players were forced off in the second half two days ago. More

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      ‘Do they know the law’ slams former Prem ref as he says VAR got Bruno Fernandes red card WRONG in Man Utd defeat

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      FORMER Premier League referee Mark Halsey claims Bruno Fernandes was incorrectly sent off during Manchester United’s clash with Tottenham on Sunday.Fernandes saw red in the 42nd minute of the match following a challenge on James Maddison.Bruno Fernandes was sent off during Man Utd’s clash with TottenhamCredit: ReutersThe midfielder caught James Maddison’s shin with his boot after slippingWhile lunging in for a tackle, the 30-year-old slipped and caught the side of Maddison’s shin with his boot.Referee Chris Kavanagh immediately brandished the red card, leaving both Fernandes and manager Erik ten Hag baffled.VAR agreed with the on-field decision to confirm the United captain’s dismissal just a few moments before half-time.However, ex-Prem ref Halsey believes a review should have been recommended instead.Read More in FootballHe told SunSport: “It was a tough one for Chris Kavanagh because in real time it did look like a poor challenge.”So we cannot be critical of Chris in that situation. When I saw the challenge again, I thought straight away – it’s not a red card.”If we look at the law for serious foul play, a tackle or challenge that endangers an opponent with excessive force or brutality must be sanctioned as serious foul play.”Whether the challenge is a lunge from the front, the side, the back, it must be sanctioned as a red card.Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALS”Now that, for me, that challenge didn’t meet the criteria of serious foul play.”What you can be critical of is VAR because when you look at it again and you see it again, it’s not.Bruno Fernandes rages in live TV interview after being SENT OFF for first time in Man Utd career vs Tottenham”The challenge doesn’t meet the criteria. Yes, he slips and it’s the back of his heel that goes down the side of his shin pad. But for me, when VAR look at that and they confirm the decision, I’m looking at that and thinking, do they know the law?”So in my opinion, I think it was a wrongful dismissal. Had VAR afforded Chris Kavanagh another look, so recommended a review, then I’m sure that Chris would have changed his mind and Bruno Fernandes would not have been sent off from the field of play.”So I believe that Manchester United have got a strong case for an appeal and they should do that.”Halsey went on to criticise PGMOL chief Howard Webb for his poor handling of some decisions so far this season.He continued: “They look at red cards and you can upgrade them from a yellow to red. You can downgrade a red to a yellow now. That’s what should have happened here.”So again, Howard Webb has got to look at his training education.”Another thing that really annoys me is the nonsense that comes out from the matchday centre.”Regarding the challenge, they need someone there that actually knows the law. The law is clear on serious foul play and that was not serious foul play that endangered the player’s safety with excessive force or brutality.”So for me, VAR should have looked at that and recommended a review. And, as I say, once Chris had gone and looked at it, and had a review got recommended, then he would have changed decision.”There are so many inconsistencies, Howard has got to sort this out.”Man Utd went on to lose 3-0 to Tottenham at Old Trafford, leaving them 12th in the Premier League table.Fernandes himself also insisted he should not have been sent off.He said: “Even James Maddison when he gets up he said it’s not a red card. If this is a red card we have to look at many other incidents.READ MORE SUN STORIES”I don’t understand why VAR doesn’t call him [referee] to the screen.”The red card makes it worse. I have to appreciate all the effort my team-mates have done to try and return to the game but it wasn’t possible. They showed great effort and character and I was happy for that.”Man Utd ratings vs TottenhamMANCHESTER UNITED suffered a 3-0 thrashing against Tottenham at Old Trafford.Captain Bruno Fernandes was sent off in the first half for fouling James Maddison, forcing Erik Ten Hag’s side to play with 10 men against Ange Postecoglou’s team.After back-to-back draws against Crystal Palace and FC Twente fans hoped United would redeem themselves against Spurs.However, the match at Old Trafford quickly turned sour. Brennan Johnson scored early and things worsened when Fernandes was sent off allowing Spurs to extend their lead to 3-0.And here is how SunSports Charlie Wyett rated the Manchester United stars.Andre Onana – 5Stood his ground to deliver a good save from Timo Werner who was clean through – no chance for either goal.Noussair Mazraoui – 5First in the refs’ book for chopping down Destiny Udogie. Could also have blocked Micky van de Ven for the goal. Just watched Solanke make it 3-0.Matthijs de Ligt – 4Shocking first half. Failed to cut out the cross from Micky van de Ven which led to the first goal.Lisandro Martinez – 5Switched off for the Spurs goal and was drawn to the ball and Johnson was left unmarked.Diogo Dalot – 5Gave the ball away in dangerous areas and struggled against Johnson.Manuel Ugarte – 5Suffered a stinker and was lucky to last until the 73rd minute.Kobbie Mainoo – 5Not one of his better performances and was taken off just before half-time following Fernandes’ sending-off.Marcus Rashford – 5Over-ran the ball for Tottenham’s first. Way off the pace.Bruno Fernandes – 4Arguably the worst captain in United’s history. Deserved red card for his challenge on James Maddison.Alejandro Garnacho – 6Had United’s only chance in the first half but hit the outside of the post. Improved in the second half.Joshua Zirkzee – 5Looked completely lost up front – threatening to be another poor Erik ten Hag signing. Replaced at half-time.Subs:Mount (for Mainoo 45)  5, Casemiro (for Zirkzee 46) 7, Hojlund (for Rashford 73) 5, Eriksen (for Ugarte 73) 5. More

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      Fans love ‘humble king’ Josko Gvardiol as £78m Man City star arrives in tiny car with team-mates all in huge motors

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      FANS have dubbed Josko Gvardiol “humble” after he pulled up to Manchester City training in a Volkswagen.The Croatian was on the scoresheet in the 1-1 draw with Newcastle on Saturday.Josko Gvardiol has been called ‘humble’ by fansHe drove away from Man City training in a VolkswagenEderson has a luxury Rolls-RoyceRuben Dias drives a Lamborghini AventadorAhead of the game, City fans waited outside the club’s training ground to get a glimpse of their favourite players.A video that has gone viral on social media shows the stars driving luxury cars from a Rolls-Royce Phantom to a Lamborghini Aventador.But £78million signing Gvardiol was instead behind the wheel of Volkswagen Golf R.Despite the vehicle being worth between £40,000 and £50,000, it is still considerably less than the supercars his team-mates have the keys to.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLGvardiol, who also stopped to give fans an autograph and photo opportunity, has been praised by supporters, with one saying: “My humble king. My kind of car.”Another added: “If I have to judge a person by their car – Josko Gvardiol elite human being.”A third commented: “All of them in 6 figure cars except Gvardiol.”Ruben Dias is seen in a £350,000 Lambo, while John Stones and Ederson drive Rolls-Royce Phantoms valued at the same price.Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSRico Lewis, Matheus Nunes and Phil Foden were each inside Mercedes G-Wagons worth around £175,000. Erling Haaland owns Audi Rs6, with prices starting at £120,000 for the car.Rodri officially out for season after undergoing surgery in devastating blow for Man City star Bernardo Silva and Stefan Oretga have identical Mercedes GLS’ that can be worth a staggering £200,000 with customised extras.Erling Haaland was behind the wheel of an AudiRico Lewis owns a Mercedes G WagonStefan Oretga and Bernardo Silva have the same SUVs More

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      Angry Man Utd fans say ‘this is unbelievable, he must be sacked for this’ as new angle of Spurs goal shows ace ‘give up’

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      MANCHESTER UNITED fans have called for Diogo Dalot to be SACKED after spotting a new angle of Tottenham’s opening goal.The Red Devils were thrashed 3-0 by Spurs in front of a glum Old Trafford crowd, leaving Ten Hag’s job on the brink.Micky van de Ven dribbled past four Manchester United players with incredible pace and powerWith Diogo Dalot failing to track Spurs’ goalscorerBrennan Johnson was on hand to tap home into an empty net inside three minutesAnge Postecoglou’s side took just three minutes to open the scoring after defender Micky van de Ven produced a stunning 70-yard run to set up Brennan Johnson.The Dutch star pounced on a loose ball in his own half and surged through United’s midfield with ease, after beating Marcus Rashford’s meek press.Van de Ven burst past four United players to reach the byline before squaring a perfect low cross to the back post, where Johnson was on hand to tap into the empty net.But Johnson was able to stride into the box unchallenged with replays showing Dalot failing do the basics by not following his man.READ MORE ON MAN UTDA new angle has shown Dalot seemingly giving up on the edge of his own box, before sticking his hand up to apologise to his team-mates.And furious United fans have blasted the Portugal star, with one writing on X: “I can’t believe what I’ve just seen from Dalot.”A second said: “This is unbelievable, he must be sacked for this.”While another wrote: “Dalot’s lack of defending here is inexcusable. It’s a disgrace.”Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSA fourth added: “How can you love a player who won’t do his primary job in the third minute of the game?”Before another wrote: “He shouldn’t be wearing that jersey.”One more said: “For someone as fast as Dalot is, this is unbelievable. He can see his man. I can’t get my head around what he’s doing here.”Johnson immediately went to Van de Ven to thank him for producing one of the greatest assists from a centre-half in Prem history.Former United full-back Gary Neville said: “Absolutely brilliant. One of the best runs I’ve ever seen from a centre-back.”De Ligt starts off running too late and misreads the pace of the centre-back. It’s amazing and devastating.”But ex-United right-back Danny Simpson was equally dumbfounded by Dalot’s lack of desire to get back.He told MUTV: “I see the cross coming, and for Johnson to have that much space at the back post, I think it’s criminal.READ MORE SUN STORIES”I think that’s Dalot’s position, I’m not sure whether he was inverted from midfield or at full back, and he needs to recover.”Dalot has started every game from left-back this season, slotting in with Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia still recovering from injury.Man Utd ratings vs TottenhamMANCHESTER UNITED suffered a 3-0 thrashing against Tottenham at Old Trafford.Captain Bruno Fernandes was sent off in the first half for fouling James Maddison, forcing Erik Ten Hag’s side to play with 10 men against Ange Postecoglou’s team.After back-to-back draws against Crystal Palace and FC Twente fans hoped United would redeem themselves against Spurs.However, the match at Old Trafford quickly turned sour. Brennan Johnson scored early and things worsened when Fernandes was sent off allowing Spurs to extend their lead to 3-0.And here is how SunSports Charlie Wyett rated the Manchester United stars.Andre Onana – 5Stood his ground to deliver a good save from Timo Werner who was clean through – no chance for either goal.Noussair Mazraoui – 5First in the refs’ book for chopping down Destiny Udogie. Could also have blocked Micky van de Ven for the goal. Just watched Solanke make it 3-0.Matthijs de Ligt – 4Shocking first half. Failed to cut out the cross from Micky van de Ven which led to the first goal.Lisandro Martinez – 5Switched off for the Spurs goal and was drawn to the ball and Johnson was left unmarked.Diogo Dalot – 5Gave the ball away in dangerous areas and struggled against Johnson.Manuel Ugarte – 5Suffered a stinker and was lucky to last until the 73rd minute.Kobbie Mainoo – 5Not one of his better performances and was taken off just before half-time following Fernandes’ sending-off.Marcus Rashford – 5Over-ran the ball for Tottenham’s first. Way off the pace.Bruno Fernandes – 4Arguably the worst captain in United’s history. Deserved red card for his challenge on James Maddison.Alejandro Garnacho – 6Had United’s only chance in the first half but hit the outside of the post. Improved in the second half.Joshua Zirkzee – 5Looked completely lost up front – threatening to be another poor Erik ten Hag signing. Replaced at half-time.Subs:Mount (for Mainoo 45)  5, Casemiro (for Zirkzee 46) 7, Hojlund (for Rashford 73) 5, Eriksen (for Ugarte 73) 5. More

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      Erik ten Hag has WORSE record in last 28 Man Utd games than in Gary Neville’s disastrous spell as Valencia manager

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      ERIK TEN HAG has a WORSE record in the last 28 games than Gary Neville had during his miserable spell managing Valencia.Ten Hag’s future at Manchester United is under scrutiny after yet another dismal performance in what has been a horror start to the season.Ten Hag has set an unwanted record following his 3-0 loss to TottenhamTen Hag’s last 28 games has been compared to Gary Neville’s tenure at ValenciaUnited collapsed to a 3-0 defeat against Spurs to mark back-to-back home defeats by a three-goal margin in the Premier League.Having gone a goal down inside three minutes, Bruno Fernandes’ controversial red card killed any hope of a comeback.Old Trafford legend Neville branded the performance as “absolutely disgusting” and “shocking” in his post-match verdict.And now United’s poor form has been compared to Neville’s nightmare tenure at LaLiga outfit Valencia.READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWSThe figures show that Neville had managed 28 matches, lost 11 games, scored 38 goals and conceded 39 before he was sacked in March 2016.Neville’s reign would reach its lowest ebb in February 2016, when his side were trounced 7-0 by Barcelona, and he has not returned to management since.But in Ten Hag’s case they show a record of 28 games, 13 losses, 35 goals and 45 goals conceded.SunSport understands that Ten Hag will remain in charge for this week’s crucial fixtures against Porto and Aston Villa.Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSUnited sit 12th in the Prem with just seven points from their opening six games.Neville said the first half against Tottenham was the worst he had seen United under the current manager.Sad pictures sum up Man Utd fans’ feelings after embarrassing 3-0 thrashing by Tottenham Ten Hag now finds himself as the new FAVOURITE to be sacked next in the English top flight.But the Dutchman, who is into his third season at the club, is confident that United’s decision-makers will give him time.Asked about his future, Ten Hag said: “No, I am not thinking about this. “We all made together this decision to stay together, as an ownership, a leadership group in the summer.”Also we made the decision from a clear review what we have to improve and how we want to construct a squad.””But we knew it will take some time, how the window went, some players late in like Ugarte.”We have to make some improvement in organisation, some injuries, we need some time.Jamie Redknapp however said Ten Hag has “had enough time” and does not think he is “the man to take it forward”.READ MORE SUN STORIESRedknapp told Sky Sports: “I’m seeing performances at the moment that are the kinds that get a manager sacked.”I do feel sorry for the manager. He looks out of his depth, he looks lost.”Man Utd ratings vs TottenhamMANCHESTER UNITED suffered a 3-0 thrashing against Tottenham at Old Trafford.Captain Bruno Fernandes was sent off in the first half for fouling James Maddison, forcing Erik Ten Hag’s side to play with 10 men against Ange Postecoglou’s team.After back-to-back draws against Crystal Palace and FC Twente fans hoped United would redeem themselves against Spurs.However, the match at Old Trafford quickly turned sour. Brennan Johnson scored early and things worsened when Fernandes was sent off allowing Spurs to extend their lead to 3-0.And here is how SunSports Charlie Wyett rated the Manchester United stars.Andre Onana – 5Stood his ground to deliver a good save from Timo Werner who was clean through – no chance for either goal.Noussair Mazraoui – 5First in the refs’ book for chopping down Destiny Udogie. Could also have blocked Micky van de Ven for the goal. Just watched Solanke make it 3-0.Matthijs de Ligt – 4Shocking first half. Failed to cut out the cross from Micky van de Ven which led to the first goal.Lisandro Martinez – 5Switched off for the Spurs goal and was drawn to the ball and Johnson was left unmarked.Diogo Dalot – 5Gave the ball away in dangerous areas and struggled against Johnson.Manuel Ugarte – 5Suffered a stinker and was lucky to last until the 73rd minute.Kobbie Mainoo – 5Not one of his better performances and was taken off just before half-time following Fernandes’ sending-off.Marcus Rashford – 5Over-ran the ball for Tottenham’s first. Way off the pace.Bruno Fernandes – 4Arguably the worst captain in United’s history. Deserved red card for his challenge on James Maddison.Alejandro Garnacho – 6Had United’s only chance in the first half but hit the outside of the post. Improved in the second half.Joshua Zirkzee – 5Looked completely lost up front – threatening to be another poor Erik ten Hag signing. Replaced at half-time.Subs:Mount (for Mainoo 45)  5, Casemiro (for Zirkzee 46) 7, Hojlund (for Rashford 73) 5, Eriksen (for Ugarte 73) 5. More

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      Supercomputer predicts final Premier League table after Arsenal catch Man City and Man Utd set for worst ever finish

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      MANCHESTER UNITED are destined for their worst ever Premier League finish this season, according to a supercomputer.The Red Devils have continued their abysmal league form from the last campaign and have just two wins in six Prem games.Pressure is growing on Erik ten HagCredit: GettyThe title race could go down to the final dayCredit: EPATheir 3-0 drubbing at home to the hands of Tottenham heaps yet more pressure on Erik ten Hag, after he saved his job by winning the FA Cup last season.However he would unlikely enjoy such a reprieve this season if United can’t turn their form around, with a supercomputer tipping them to lose more matches than they win.A supercomputer run by Casino Hawks has run 10,000 simulations and placed United 11th in the table – their worst ever finish is eighth, which they managed last season.They are predicted to win just 15 games and finish below the likes of Brentford, Bournemouth and Fulham – and an astonishing 24 points off their goal of a top four place.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLInstead Chelsea will qualify for the Champions League along with Liverpool, with the title race going to the wire once again.Manchester City dropped points away at Newcastle on Saturday but are still expected to win the league.However like last season the title race will go down to the final day and City will pip Arsenal by a point, with a remarkable tally of 93.Tottenham’s impressive win over United has not convinced the supercomputer of their top four bid, with Ange Postecoglou’s side predicted to finish sixth.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSInstead Newcastle will finish fifth – just two points off a resurgent Chelsea.Meanwhile all three promoted clubs Ipswich, Southampton and Leicester are tipped to go down, with the Saints accumulating just 15 points.Man City boss Pep Guardiola gives update on Rodri injury More

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      Arsenal fans fear Riccardo Calafiori has suffered ‘serious injury’ after spotting what happened to him in Leicester game

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      ARSENAL fans are fearing the worst after footage surfaced of Riccardo Calafiori seemingly hurting his knee.The new signing appeared to pick up an injury in the dramatic 4-2 win over Leicester on Saturday.Riccardo Calafiori appeared to hurt his knee versus LeicesterCredit: GettyHe also went down hurt as Arsenal players celebrated a late winnerCredit: RexThe Arsenal star had his knee strapped up after the gameWith the game level in the 94th minute, Leandro Trossard saw his shot from a corner deflected in off Wilfred Ndidi.Arsenal players celebrated wildly, with Calafiori in the mix as he ran after the Belgian.But as the team embraced, the versatile defender hit the deck in pain.And just after Kai Havertz made it 4-2, eagle-eyed fans noticed him limping and holding his knee after winning a header.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLCalafiori was spotted post-match with huge strapping on his left leg.Arsenal fans are now worried the Italian is the next to join the likes of Martin Odegaard and Mikel Merino in the treatment room, with one saying: “Can’t catch a break. Hopefully it’s nothing.”Another added: “I pray nothing has happened to him.”A third commented: “No way, we are finished.”Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSCalafiori was perhaps lucky to be on the field in the first place after a foul on Jamie Vardy while already on a booking.Leicester boss Steve Cooper said “it was beyond belief” that he was not sent off.Calafiori does not have long to recover from his possible injury as Arsenal are back in action tomorrow against PSG in the Champions League.Ethan Nwaneri’s rise at Arsenal under Mikel Arteta’s guiseArsenal player ratingsBy Tony Robertson, Digital Sports ReporterLEANDRO TROSSARD inspired Arsenal to a dramatic injury-time 4-2 win after Leicester’s second-half fightbackHere’s how SunSport’s Tony Robertson rated the players…David Raya – 6After quiet first half Spaniard had to be alert in the second. Quick distribution allowed Arsenal to sustain attacking pressure.Could do nothing for the goal after being wrong-footed by the Havertz deflection and was at full stretch for Justin’s world class equalising volley.Jurrien Timber – 7Showed off both sides of his game with some good early interceptions before a superb low cross to set up Martinelli’s opener.Skied a shot over the bar following a goal mouth scramble in the second half.William Saliba – 7Expertly marshalled Jamie Vardy whenever caught in a one-v-one situation in the first half.Gave away a free-kick against the Foxes ace which ended up going in after a deflection off Havertz.Gabriel Magalhaes – 7After being centre of attention against Tottenham and Man City, the Brazilian had a more low-key day dealing with the Foxes, at least in the first half. His problems today were more on the ball than off.Saw one near-post header miraculously saved by Hermansen in the second half.Riccardo Calafiori – 6Closed down a dangerous chance early on after some sloppy midfield play from Thomas Partey, often tucked into midfield when in possession and looked very comfortable in the role.Went missing for Justin’s equaliser and was booked in the second half. Denied by a goal with a far-post header by a superb Hermansen save.Thomas Partey – 5Caught out on the ball in the opening stages by Ndidi but recovered to play some nice passes.Seemed absent from the midfield at times when asked to defend.Declan Rice – 6Made some good runs into the attacking third and was always able to offer an option. Delivered some dangerous corners and provided energy in midfield, even if much of the rest of his impact on the game was limited.Saw a pass into Havertz on the edge of the area result in a penalty appeal that was waved away.Kai Havertz – 7Back in midfield role today and looked assured in much of his play. Nodded a header agonisingly wide in the 37th minute. Saw Leicester’s goal just after half-time deflect in off his chest to wrong foot Raya.Only denied a goal by a world-class save by Hermansen and was denied a penalty moments later. Showed desire to get to the far-post and score a last-minute goal and make it 4-2 after a Jesus run.Bukayo Saka – 7Usual bright self and tested the gloves of Hermansen early on before smart switch to play in Martinelli, who should have done better before skying his shot over the bar. Moments later played in Timber before he set up the opener.A real captain’s performance from the winger with the most chances created, most shots and most completed dribbles out of any of his team-mates – and he chipped in with an assist.Gabriel Martinelli – 8Naughty tackle from ex-Spurs man Oliver Skipp didn’t dampen his spirits as he ended his goal drought by netting from Timber’s low cross. Arsenal’s most dangerous player in the first half and ended with an assist for Trossard on the stroke of half-time.Faded in the second half and did not get back in time for Justin’s equaliser before being hooked for Sterling.Leandro Trossard – 9Tigerish work leading the line and forced a number of high turnovers, one of which led to a good Martinelli chance being saved by Hermansen. Got a goal for his efforts with a deft side foot into the bottom corner on the stroke of half-time.Struck the wood work in the 58th minute and should have scored after Arsenal won the ball back high. Was eventually the match winner with a scruffy injury time strike from close range.SubsRaheem Sterling (on for Martinelli 74 mins) – 5Didn’t make much impact after coming on.Ethan Nwaneri (on for Partey 85 mins) – 7First act after getting the ball was to dribble and curl a shot to the far corner, which was destined for the net if not for a superb Hermansen save.Gabriel Jesus (on for Trossard 94 mins) – 6Dribble and shot helped Havertz net a last minute goal. More