Sharing video of himself working out as he increases his injury recovery, MARTIN ODEGAARD has got Arsenal supporters hoping.

2-year-old Gunners skipper has been out since suffering an ankle injury last month on international service.

Martin Odegaard has been working out on a treadmillCredit: Instagram @odegaard.98

The Arsenal skipper has also been doing strengthening exercisesCredit: Instagram @odegaard.98

Odegaard, 2, has been out injured since last month’s international breakCredit: Instagram @odegaard.98

Since then, he has missed games against Tottenham, Manchester City, Leicester and Southampton as well as Champions League meetings with Atalanta and Paris Saint- Germain.

Odegaard has been in the gym working out while several of his team mates are overseas representing their nations.

The Norwegian included a video of himself sprinting on a treadmill in his most recent Instagram post.

Additionally included on his upload are more pictures of him working on strengthening exercises in the gym.

He accompanied his photo with three emojis: a graph, an egg-timer and “soon”.

Thousands of likes for Odegaard’s post arrived right away.

And a number of supporters hurried to offer remarks.

One penned: “We need you captain!”

Odegaard is eager to get back out on to the pitchCredit: Instagram @odegaard.98

Since then, he has missed games against Tottenham, Manchester City, Leicester and Southampton as well as Champions League meetings with Atalanta and Paris Saint- Germain.

Odegaard has been in the gym working out while several of his team mates are overseas representing their nations.

The Norwegian included a video of himself sprinting on a treadmill in his most recent Instagram post.

Additionally included on his upload are more pictures of him working on strengthening exercises in the gym.

He accompanied his photo with three emojis: a graph, an egg-timer and “soon”.

Thousands of likes for Odegaard’s post arrived right away.

And a number of supporters hurried to offer remarks.

One penned: “We need you captain!”

‘UNFORTUNATE’

“I have to be careful not to push it too hard, but at the same time do what I can to make sure I come back as forcefully and rapidly as possible.

“If I cannot be on the field, I am trying to assist the squad in another manner now. That is my circumstances, thus I have to maximize it.

“I am not accustomed to this. If that’s the word, I have been fairly lucky; otherwise, I have done well to avoid past injuries; but, this is football and I have to go with it.

“Although it could have been worse, I felt it was regrettable to sustain the injuries in the manner I did.

“It was not a good twist, and I thought it would be really significant when it happened.

“I’ve hurt my ankle before; the agony felt a little different this time.”

Arsenal will resume play following the international break with a visit to Bournemouth.

The Norwegian watched his team-mates against Southampton at the Emirates on SaturdayCredit: Getty