Arsenal
boss Arsene Wenger has revealed that midfielder Jack Wilshere could miss
few more games as he is still not match fit.
Jack
Wilhsere is yet to return to first team action despite of returning to training few weeks ago from
ankle injury which he sustained in a Premier League game against Manchester United last November.
Arsenal
boss has confirmed earlier today that the Englishman is doubtful for the
upcoming Champions League game against Monaco at Emirates Stadium.
Wenger
told: “I don’t think he will be involved [against Monaco]”
The
23-year-old midfielder is also expected to be out for the weekend Premier League
game against Everton at Emirates Stadium. Wenger
further added that Wilshere did not attend today’s training session.
Wilshere
who was predicted to take a part in tomorrow’s clash will now watch the game from
the stands. Francis Coquelin is likely to keep his spot in the midfield with
Santi Cazorla starting along with him.
Arsenal's
several midfielders are already out including Mikel Arteta, Mathieu Flamini and
Aaron Ramsey. Flamini and Ramsey are out with hamstring injury while skipper Arteta
is sidelined with an ankle problem.
Wilshere is now expected to return for the Premier League game against Queens Park Rangers on 5th March.
Wilshere is now expected to return for the Premier League game against Queens Park Rangers on 5th March.
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