Arsenal
veteran midfielder Tomas Rosicky will stay for one more season as the boss Arsene
Wenger revealed earlier today.
Rosicky
has been linked with a move away from Emirates Stadium for the past few months.
The Czech international star is not happy at Emirates as he is not been given
with a regular playing time. He has been linked with a move back to his
homeland. But now the French boss has revealed that he will stay for another season.
The
34-year-old has been found with injury problems most of his time at Arsenal,
but he has been free from the injuries in the recent months but still not been
awarded with enough chances on the pitch.
He
has started only five Premier League games for the Gunners so far this season. He
is expected to start the final game of the league against West Brom on Sunday.
Wenger
told the media that they have decided for an one year contract extension.
Wenger
who is eyeing Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech for the summer deal might be needing
Rosicky’s help as both are from the same country.
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However,
the boss clearly denied that this is not the reason of keeping him at the club.
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