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Crawley Town has announced that Arsenal loanee Louie Copley has sustained another injury, his third during a four-month loan period.
Club confirm another injury for Arsenal loanee
Photo via Crawley Town on Instagram
Louie Copley was absent from Crawley Townâs squad to face Accrington Stanley at the weekend, and the club have confirmed that this was due to injury.
Though details of the problem arenât currently available, itâs a concern for the on-loan Arsenal midfielder given the two injury absences heâs already had in the last few months.
Copley was out of action for three games between January and February, and in his return match against Tranmere Rovers he suffered a setback ruling him out of Crawleyâs next seven fixtures.
Photo via Crawley Town on Instagram
The 19-year-oldâs second return from injury went a lot better at first, as he started four of Crawleyâs next five games, playing 30 minutes as a substitute in the only one he didnât start.
In fact, following Copleyâs last appearance against Shrewsbury Town, he received praise from former Arsenal academy coach and Crawley boss Colin Kazim-Richards.
The specific details of Louie Copley's latest injury have not been disclosed by Crawley Town.
Louie Copley has suffered three injuries during his four-month loan at Crawley Town.
Louie Copley's repeated injuries may affect his development and future prospects at Arsenal.

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âIâve been very impressed,â Kazim-Richards said of Copley. âObviously heâs come from an institution where I was. I thought today (against Shrewsbury), changing the shape a little bit would suit him a lot and I think I was right. It gives him an extra freedom, it gives him an extra space.
âIt gives him an extra outlet, an extra option when he has the ball. I think he showed a lot of maturity dropping down in the lines and being able to pick up the ball in spaces.â
Photo via Crawley Town
Sadly, that positive display was followed by another injury absence, and Copley will now be fighting to get fit for Crawleyâs final match of the season against Salford City.
The match is vitally important to Crawley, as theyâre only clear of the relegation zone on goal difference. If they lose and Harrogate Town donât, theyâll be sent down to the National League.