Arsenal
veteran attacker Tomas Rosicky will be playing his final match at the Emirates
Stadium tomorrow, as per the reports.
The
35-year-old has trained for the final time with the Gunners squad earlier today
and will be featuring for the last time tomorrow in a Premier League game against Aston Villa.
Rosicky
joined the Gunners in 2006 from German side Borussia Dortmund, however due to
his injuries he failed to reach the highest level.
In
his ten years of stay, he has made 246 appearances scoring 28 times in all
campaigns.
Arsenal
midfielder Jack Wilshere has paid tribute to Rosicky who has been with him
since his promotion to first team.
Wilshere
said: “Going to miss him around the place and even more on the pitch. It’s
been a pleasure my friend and I wish you all the luck in the world. #TR7.”
The
Englishman was promoted to first team in 2008 when Rosicky was a regular player
for the Gunners.
Meanwhile, Wilshere
who has not started a game since his return from injury and expected to play
tomorrow’s game, alongside Rosicky.
The
club and the fans will miss Rosicky for his ten years of service both on and
off the field. We wish the best of luck to the attacker for the future.
Rosicky
made 100 appearances for his country Czech Republic
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