Arsenal have confirmed that “no apparent cardiac cause was identified” after Frieda Manum collapsed during Sunday’s Women’s League Cup final.

The footballer fell during second-half stoppage time against Chelsea.

Arsenal players and manager Jonas Edvarr quickly signaled the medical staff when they saw the Norway international fall to the ground, with Gunners team-mates Stina Blackstanis and Katie McCabe also rushing to her.

Players from both teams remain on the field Maanum receives oxygen Donned a mask and was led down the tunnels at Molineux.

Manum’s condition has since been stable.

A statement on the club’s website read: “Following an incident during Sunday’s Carabao Cup final which resulted in Manum being substituted at the end of normal time, she subsequently received extensive testing and support from Arsenal’s medical team.

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“The test results have been reviewed by two leading cardiologists and, to date, no apparent cardiac cause has emerged from these thorough investigations.

“Frieda was subsequently fitted with a monitoring device to record her heart function and will now gradually resume a training programme.

“Once Frieda has been monitored for a full week, her normal training will be closely reviewed and monitored before a decision is made on whether to return to competition.”

Arsenal have said the Norwegian will not join the national team ahead of Friday’s European Championship qualifier against Finland.