Takehiro Tomiyasu’s return to action is edging closer, with Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta sharing a promising update on the defender's rehabilitation.
The Gunners are preparing for their Premier League clash this weekend with Mikel Arteta revealing the defender is having good progress
Arteta, in his latest remarks, expressed optimism, stating, “He was in partial training, so he's progressing well.” This development has provided much-needed reassurance for Arsenal fans, who have been eagerly awaiting Tomiyasu’s comeback after his prolonged absence from the squad.
Tomiyasu has been sidelined since July following a knee injury that occurred during a training session. The untimely injury, which struck just before Arsenal’s pre-season tour of the USA, forced him to miss not only the tour but the entire summer schedule. As a result, the Japanese international has been absent from all seven of Arsenal's opening matches across all competitions, leaving a noticeable void in the team’s defensive options.
While Arsenal cruised to an emphatic 5-1 victory against Bolton Wanderers in the Carabao Cup during the midweek, fans continue to keep a close eye on Tomiyasu’s progress. As the Gunners prepare for their Premier League clash against Leicester City at the Emirates Stadium this weekend, supporters are hopeful the team can build on their impressive form. Securing another win will be crucial as Arsenal strives to remain competitive at the top of the league.
Tomiyasu’s return to fitness will provide a significant boost for Mikel Arteta's side as they face a grueling schedule, both domestically and in European competitions. Known for his versatility and solid defensive capabilities, Tomiyasu’s presence will be invaluable as Arsenal looks to maintain momentum on multiple fronts. His return to the fold couldn’t come at a more critical time as the team aims for success in all competitions.
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