Full Arsenal injury update ahead of Southampton match

Posted on September 12, 2012 by admin

Arsenal Injury Update Ahead Of The Southampton Game by AH

The international break ends tonight, with many Arsenal players involved with their respective countries. This is good news, as long as all of our players come back injury free and match fit for the game against Southampton, this coming Saturday at The Emirates. So while many of our players are on international duty, here’s the update on the players who are just returning from injury and the information on those who have sustained injures during the international break.

Jack Wilshere, Emmanuel Frimpong, Tomas Rosicky and Bacary Sagna are all back in light training and fitness work as they gain back their match fitness, whilst Wilshere and Frimpong, have started to train with the ball.

Jack Wilshere is expected to join in with full training at some point next week along with Frimpong, with both eager to make their long awaited comebacks to the Premier League. Whilst Sagna and Rosicky are slightly behind in the return with the pair expected to return to full training the following week.

Wojciech Szczesny has recovered from his rib injury and joined in with training yesterday; he should be available for Saturday’s game. Meanwhile, Theo Walcott has withdrawn from the England squad with illness. He left the England camp soon after the team’s 5-0 victory over Moldova and returned to London with a Virus. Suggestions are that he is expected to be fit and ready to play on Saturday if called upon, with news expected in the new few days.

Fabianski is also close to making his return to full fitness, whilst Giroud and Vermaelen have overcome their injury scares to be available for the 2nd international game of this 2014 World Cup Qualifying Stage.

Diaby’s injury is a muscular problem and he has been released by the French Football federation in order to continue his recovery. It’s not yet known for sure whether he will be available for the Southampton game, but Arsene Wenger doesn’t seem overly worried……

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Full Arsenal injury list update ahead of Stoke game

Posted on August 24, 2012 by admin

Although Arsene Wenger has admitted that he is very busy with Arsenal transfer business this week, we still have the small matter of a difficult away game at Stoke on Sunday which needs to be addressed, and thankfully there are not many new injuries to report after the bore-draw with Sunderland.

Laurent Koscielny missed the game and it looks like he hasn’t recovered from his calf injury yet. Wenger said: “He will not be back. But he should definitely be back next week. So he should play in the game after Stoke.”

The only bit of good news is the return of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain to the side, although it is unlikely he will have a starting place. Wenger admitted: “He should be back in the training group from Friday. He has not practiced with the team yet. But he should be in the squad for Stoke.”

The reserve keeper Lukasz Fabianki is also set for a comeback. Wenger said yesterday: “He should be OK. He has a test today and, normally, he will be back. He has had a problem with inflammation of the back.”

Another few midfielders we are missing are Jack Wilshere of course, who is expected to be back in training next month, along with Thomas Rosicky and Emmanuel Frimpong. Wenger is very hopeful all three will be able to join the first team squad in October. The likelihood is that at least one of those will have a setback!

Probably the one Arsenal player that we need back as quick as possible is Bacary Sagna. He has also resumed some fitness work, but yet again we cant expect him to rush back after two breaks in a year. It will be at least October for him as well.

So thats the full list, and considering how many more midfielders we have now it is not too bad, but I cant help thinking that perhaps Wenger should bring in some new cover for Sagna. If he suffers a setback we could be in real trouble, especially as the inexperienced Jenkinson is also known to have back problems on a regular basis……

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Arsenal transfer update: Sahin and M’Vila still in transit……

Posted on August 22, 2012 by admin

Wenger is still after M’Vila and Sahin is not here yet! by KJ

The news last night was that three clubs were interested in Yann M’Vila. Those 3 clubs are Tottenham, Arsenal and Spartak Moscow. This came directly from the Rennes Chairman’s mouth on RMC Sport in France. He confirmed last weekend that M’Vila had played his last game for Rennes so he must be pushing for a move. In his interview, he essentially said that Wenger was in the driving seat for this transfer and acknowledged that Wenger would be after Rennes star man by hinting at the Song transfer saga.

Pierre Dreossi told RMC: “Arsenal? Maybe. You need to ask Arsene Wenger. I think Arsenal will look for a player in this position. He (M’Vila) could go there or to a club which sells Arsenal a player.”

“It is complicated. Yann doesn’t want to go to a team where he is not completely wanted. There is a real chance for him to stay (in Rennes) this season.”

Onto M’Vila himself, apparently, he is still waiting for Arsenal to firm up interest before making his decision. He is solely after Champions League football otherwise he feels that no move from Rennes would be beneficial to his career. I still feel like that this transfer will go down to the deadline day and Rennes will have to bend to the pressure.

The other news that just emerged today is that the Sahin deal has apparently stalled because Wenger has finally got his wish of a buyback clause but is unhappy with the steep fee of £14 million. Considering Madrid only paid £8 million for him, Wenger is trying to negotiate it down to £10-12 million. Everything is done on Sahin’s side of things according to the likes of Balague, Ornstein and other reliable journalists. It’s just the small print with regards on the buyback and you can expect to see this completed by the Stoke game.

Sky Sports last night reported that Real and Arsenal have now agreed terms for the deal to go ahead, and now it is simply up to the player himself to make the final decision. Watch this space…..

Things are really starting to pick up on Arsenal’s side at the moment and we still don’t know who this mysterious defender is that we’re supposedly after.

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Update on Alex Song rumours – Truth…..or lies?

Posted on August 15, 2012 by admin

Update On Alex Song by AH

Alex Song has dismissed rumours linking him to Barcelona by stating he’s happy at Arsenal, as did Arsene Wenger, whom dismissed links to Barcelona and stated that they didn’t submit a bid for the midfielder.

However let’s not forget that, Arséne Wenger isn’t the most reliable and truthful when it comes to transfers, I mean, he has already said he didn’t know who Cazorla was, and that he wasn’t interested in Podolski and Arteta, just days before buying them.

Back to Song and Malaga goalkeeper Carlos Kameni has claimed that his compatriot told him he wants to join Barcelona: “We were together on vacation. He [Song] would like to go to Barcelona, any player would like to.”

Now that is a claim, which I both believe and don’t believe. I agree that any player would like to go to Barcelona, I mean who wouldn’t want to play for the Catalan giants, but I don’t believe that Song, would openly come out and say that.”

Sky Sports are reporting that the Barcelona vice-president Josep Bartomeu is in London to seal the signing of Arsenal’s Alex Song. The Catalan club have offered just £13million, however, Arsenal are demanding at least £15million.

And remember even though Alex Song has dismissed the rumours, anybody can lie!

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