Jurrien Timber has admitted he is still not fully match fit and knows Arsenal will have to manage his workload carefully over the coming weeks. The Dutch defender has only recently returned after a frustrating spell on the sidelines with…

Jurrien Timber has admitted he is not yet fully match fit and stressed that Arsenal must carefully manage his minutes to avoid another setback. The Dutch defender recently returned from a prolonged groin injury that previously sidelined him for much of the end of Arsenal's title-winning campaign and the 2026 World Cup.
Timber recently featured in Arsenal matches against Sunderland and Brighton before making appearances for the Netherlands against Greece and Serbia. Ahad Shaukat writes that manager Mikel Arteta should avoid rushing the versatile defender back into heavy action ahead of Arsenal's upcoming Premier League clash with Leeds United.
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