Jurrien Timber returns to London for groin check
The defender left Arsenal's training camp in Spain as part of his rehabilitation schedule.
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Jurrien Timber has travelled back to London from Arsenal's training camp in Spain. The defender's return is linked to a groin injury that affected him previously. Sources insist this visit is part of his rehabilitation plan and does not represent a setback in his recovery.
Timber is expected to rejoin the Arsenal squad in Spain. He was a key player last season, featuring in 30 Premier League games as the team secured the title. The Netherlands international joined Arsenal from Ajax in July 2023 for an initial fee of £34m.
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The defender missed the end of last season due to the groin issue. He had previously missed two months of the season with an ankle injury but had returned for the Champions League final. A groin problem also caused him to miss the World Cup.
Arsenal's next fixture is the Community Shield match against Manchester City on 16 August. Their Premier League title defence commences on 21 August with a match against Coventry City.
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+Why did Jurrien Timber return to London?
Jurrien Timber returned to London for a groin check as part of his rehabilitation schedule. This follows a groin injury that has affected him previously, including missing the end of last season and the World Cup.
+When is Arsenal's next match?
Arsenal's next match is the Community Shield against Manchester City on 16 August. Their Premier League season starts on 21 August with a game against Coventry City.
+How much did Arsenal pay for Jurrien Timber?
Arsenal paid an initial fee of £34 million for Jurrien Timber when he joined from Ajax in July 2023. He has since featured in 30 Premier League games for the club.
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