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Key Arsenal Midfielder ‘Struggling’ With Fresh Injury – Report

By on April 24, 2014

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is struggling with a persistent groin injury and is unlikely to play a major role for Arsenal during the closing games of the season, according to the Daily Mail.

The versatile midfielder missed the entire first half of the campaign with a knee injury but has been playing a key role in the side in recent weeks while the likes of Mesut Ozil, Theo Walcott and Aaron Ramsey were all out through injury.

However, the Mail claim The Ox has been struggling with a niggling groin injury for a number of weeks and was only able to train once in the week running up to the FA Cup semi final with Wigan earlier this month.

Since our win at Wembley, Chamberlain has played just 16 minutes and Arsene Wenger is expected to manage the youngster through the final few games of the season to prevent the problem being aggravated any further.

Just when it looks like we’re getting our squad back together another player picks up an untimely injury, and it’s a real blow that we won’t have a fully-fit Ox for the next few games.

We’re still in a real battle for fourth spot with Everton while the FA Cup final is just around the corner, but it makes sense to nurse Chamberlain’s injury now before it grows into something more serious that could potentially put his World Cup hopes in jeopardy.

3 Comments

  1. adekunle okunuga

    April 24, 2014 at 11:24 pm

    let Mr wenger bought some striker(2) that can assist olivier in coming season .actually giroud is a good striker who need the support of another attacker with him. please let those players who are not visatile to go. thank you

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  2. GHAI JOOL

    April 25, 2014 at 12:37 pm

    sorry to OX he will be well soon and drive us to glory

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  3. Agbesuyi Francis

    April 25, 2014 at 6:41 pm

    Ox be strong

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