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Jurgen Klopp's debut as Germany manager was marred by a draw with the Netherlands (1-1) and injuries to Kai Havertz of Arsenal and Jamal Musiala of Bayern Munich, adding to the Gunners' woes.

Jurgen Klopp's tenure began with a disappointing 1-1 draw against the Netherlands, but the match's outcome took a back seat due to several significant injuries.

Germany took the lead through a goal from Felix Nmecha, but were pegged back in stoppage time as Cody Gakpo ensured the Dutch left with a point.

The main concern for Klopp and Arsenal came with the injury to Kai Havertz. The forward suffered a hamstring injury following a heavy challenge from Quinten Timber, forcing him off the pitch as early as the 32nd minute.

In addition, Jamal Musiala from Bayern Munich also sustained a thigh injury during the pre-match warm-up. Klopp is understandably anxious about the fitness of his star players.

Both players are undergoing MRIs. I hope we receive a diagnosis this evening. There’s nothing good in this. Fingers crossed it’s nothing serious. The lads are probably out of our squad, but let’s hope they can bounce back quickly.

This situation is a major headache for Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta. Previously, Declan Rice missed out on England's squad due to injury concerns. Meanwhile, Dutch boss Xavi opted to leave Jurriën Timber out of the matchday squad, taking precautions after his recent injuries. Now, the Gunners anxiously await updates from German medical staff.