Samir Nasri

Samir Nasri feels Arsenal will lose all hope of winning the Premier League title if they are beaten by Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Sunday. Read Full Story

Arsenal and French international midfielder Samir Nasri has been ruled out of action for two to three months after breaking his leg in training on Tuesday, the English club announced. "Samir Nasri has sustained a fractured fibula during this morning?s training session at the club?s pre-season training camp in Austria," Arsenal said in a statement published on its website. "The midfielder will be out of action for two to three months," it added. Nasri, 22, was taken to hospital in Hartberg, near the club's training camp in Bad Waltersdorf, in southeastern Austria, for tests. The Frenchman, who has 15 international caps, is now set ... Read Full Story

If it takes pink boots for Nicklas Bendtner (probably the only player less popular than William Gallas) to score then so be it. The late goal from his salmon boots as a second-half substitute sends us into the last 16 of the Champions League. The Ukrainians struck the post and were also denied by a superb save from Almunia – a moment that was definitely a turning point. With one goal his one goal after ages, Bendtner positively transformed the atmosphere inside the Emirates, lifting our fortunes and maybe giving himself a shot of belief. "It's a first step for us because at the moment ... Read Full Story

France may have qualified for the 2010 World Cup but their midfield hopefuls will have to deal with the added competition of Arsenal midfielder Samir Nasri, who has spoken of his determination to become a first-team regular for the European powerhouse before the mega event in South Africa. Read Full Story

Samir Nasri would make his come back away at West Ham this weekend. The 22-year-old midfielder has been in the sidelines for three months due to a broken leg that he suffered during pre-season training. Both Nasri and Fabianski were played for the reserves on Tuesday which they drew 2-2 against Wolves. Samir Nasri told Arsenal's official website: I feel good. I was a little bit tired at the end of the first half but I am so happy to be back on the pitch. It has been three months I was injured so I am really glad to be back. It has been ... Read Full Story