MARTIN ODEGAARD is set to miss at least NINE GAMES after picking up a knee injury. The Arsenal captain suffered a knee injury in their win over West Ham on October 4 – before being replaced during at first half. GettyMartin Odegaard is set to miss out on at least nine games[/caption]A statement released by the Gunners confirmed Odegaard would miss the current international window – but failed to set a timeline for his recovery.Now according to the BBC, the Norwegian will remain unavailable until after the next set of international fixtures in the middle of November. It means Odegaard will miss Premier League games against Fulham, Crystal Palace, Burnley and Sunderland. He is also set to be ruled out of Champions League matches against Atletico Madrid and Slavia Prague.Odegaard has been plagued by injury problems since the start of the season.He was forced off in the first half of three consecutive league games having also picked up a shoulder injury in September.Arsenal host North London rivals Tottenham immediately after next month’s international break. But it remains to be seen whether Odegaard can recover in time for the derby clash on 23 November at the Emirates. CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSThe 26-year-old has managed just seven Arsenal appearances this season – as the club sit top the table above champions Liverpool by a point. Gunners boss Mikel Arteta was probed on Odegaard’s injury after the 2-0 win over West Ham. Arteta said: “I think he had a clash, knee-to-knee and immediately he was uncomfortable. I just spoke to him and he is not positive about it.“He has got a brace on. We will have to wait from the doctors but we have been very unlucky with that.“Yeah we haven’t had him since the start for one reason or another. The shoulder twice and then this injury.We have to wait and see the extent of the injury. “We will have to find solutions but obviously [Odegaard] is our captain and is a player that gives us a completely different dimension with things that he can do, especially in the attack.“Let’s wait and hopefully it is not that bad.”GettyOdegaard was taken off against West Ham[/caption]