Samir Nasri limped out of Arsenal's FA Cup fourth round tie against Huddersfield Town after just 31 minutes and Gunners boss Arsene Wenger has confirmed the problem is a "serious hamstring injury".
The France international was chasing a loose ball when he suddenly pulled up and signaled to the bench that he could not continue.
Discussing the injury to Nasri after the Gunners' narrow 2-1 victory over Huddersfield, Wenger admitted: "He has a serious hamstring injury and that is usually three weeks.
"But we will have to see first. If it is a 'Grade One' it could only be two weeks. I have regrets about playing him now. The plan was to play [Tomas] Rosicky but he was not strong enough after illness.
"If I hadn't played him he could have come on and it could have happened. Add three weeks on to now and it means he is a doubt for the Barcelona game."
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