Arsenal player Thomas Partey got hurt during training and is likely to be out of play for about six weeks. The 30-year-old injured himself during training on Thursday and the Ghanaian FA released a statement on Saturday saying that he won't be able to participate in the upcoming international break. As expected, Partey was not playing for Arsenal when they won against Manchester United on Sunday because he had hurt his groin. The club confirmed this. The club and manager Mikel Arteta have not given a specific time for his return. "I have no idea," Arteta replied when asked about his midfielder. Unfortunately, he got hurt while training and it doesn't look good. We need to run more tests, and we think he will have to stay out for weeks. 'We believe it's a groin, but it could also be something in the middle. ' According to the Mail, Arsenal's medical team think that Partey will be out for at least six weeks. The club will probably be careful in bringing him back because of his past injuries. He will not be able to play in some important Premier League games against Arsenal, Tottenham, Bournemouth, and Manchester City. However, he might recover and be able to play against Chelsea on 21 October. Partey would not be able to play in the Champions League matches against PSV Eindhoven and Lens, as well as the EFL Cup third round game against Brentford. The player from Ghana played in the first three matches for Arsenal this season, but in a different position as a right-back. Arteta had to make some changes to his system on Sunday because someone was not available. Ben White started in a different position, on the right, and Gabriel Magalhaes came back to the team to play alongside William Saliba in the center-back position. On Sunday afternoon, the Gunners were trailing after Marcus Rashford scored first, but a minute later, Martin Odegaard scored a goal to tie the score. Alejandro Garnacho's goal was disallowed because he was offside when he scored on the 87th minute. Declan Rice scored a goal five minutes into extra time, which gave the home team an exciting lead. Gabriel Jesus scored another goal as Arsenal secured a big victory before the international break.