- Arsenal vs. Eintracht Frankfurt could see the Gunners miss the services of Hector Bellerin
- The match has been touted as a must-win for Unai Emery to save his Arsenal job
- The north London club sit top of Group F with 10 points from four matches
Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin has emerged a major doubt for the club's Europa League group stage clash against Eintracht Frankfurt on Thursday, November 28.
The match is a crucial one for the Gunners as they will book a place in the competition's knockout stage should they avoid defeat against the German side.
However, Unai Emery could be staring at a major squad selection headache in the right-back position, with Bellerin set to miss the encounter after suffering a hamstring injury.
Bellerin made a return to action late September after spending months on the sidelines with an injury.
Arsenal’s official website now reports the defender reported a tightness in one of his hamstrings and will be assessed ahead of the potentially decisive match for Emery.
The Spaniard boss is staring at a bleak future with the north London club after recording a series of poor results in recent weeks.
Former Tottenham tactician Mauricio Pochettino and Wolve's Nuno Espirito are understood to be the leading candidates for the Arsenal job.
Max Allergri and Pep Guardiola's assistant at Man City Mikel Arteta are also said to be under consideration.
