Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has been dropped as the team's captain following a disciplinary breach last week, the Premier League giants said on Tuesday.
The 32-year-old will also be not considered for selection for Wednesday's league game at home to West Ham United, the club added.
"We expect all our players, particularly our captain, to work to the rules and standards we have all set and agreed," Arsenal said in a statement. "We are fully focused on tomorrow's match."
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta dropped Aubameyang from the squad that beat Southampton 3-0 at the weekend due to a disciplinary breach, but declined to reveal the exact nature of the striker's transgressions.
It was earlier reported in The Athletic that Aubameyang was dropped after returning late from a trip abroad.
Alexandre Lacazette led the team against Southampton in Aubameyang's absence.
Aubameyang, who signed a new three-year contract with the north Londoners club last year, has struggled for form this season, scoring only four Premier League goals -- the last of which was in October against Aston Villa.
The Gabonese had been dropped before for disciplinary reasons, with Arteta excluding the striker from their 2-1 derby win over rivals Tottenham Hotspur last season.
Arsenal are sixth in the league standings on 26 points after 16 matches, two points outside the top four.
