Tomas Rosicky

Wolfsburg are chasing Arsenal midfielder Tomas Rosicky. The Germans are chasing Rosicky for the January market. The 31-year-old has made just six Premier League appearances so far this season and could be open to a new challenge elsewhere, having spent five seasons in London. Related posts: Tomas Rosicky Signs New Contract With Arsenal Agent : Tomas Rosicky Not Leaving Arsenal Tomas Rosicky Out Injured For Another 6 WeeksRead Full Story

Tomas Rosicky still feels that Arsenal is capable of finishing in the top four this season. The Gunners moved back into the top half courtesy of yesterday’s 2-1 home win over Sunderland and the Czech Republic skipper is confident that a Champions League spot can still be saved despite currently sitting six points out of that zone. “It was a very difficult start for us but the season is very long and I don’t feel it is impossible for us (to finish in the top four),” he said. “Every game...Read Full Story

Tonight sees a very, very important game in the context of this season.   It is almost inconceivable what the impact of losing tonight could be on our hopes for the league and cups, and that’s not taking into account the Champions League itself.   A loss tonight would lead to massive pressure to win in the home leg that would consequently cause pressure for the Blackburn game, and generally put us in a position we really don’t want to be in.   Add in the fact that if we are to make any more...Read Full Story

Arsenal’s Czech midfielder Tomas Rosicky has returned to training after spending no less than 16 months struggling with knee and hamstring injuries. The player admitted to being nervous. “I was a bit nervous I have to say. When you have been out for so long you don’t know what to expect. I did not know if I would still have the same sense of the game, the same understanding, as I had before. But it was great and I did everything with the team,” Rosicky said on Arsenal’s official website...Read Full Story

    Tomas Rosicky ARSENAL midfielder Tomas Rosicky will remain in Prague as he concentrates on his race to be fit for Euro 2008, writes Alex Sexton . The Czech international has been on the sidelines since January when he suffered a knee injury in the Gunners FA Cup victory over Newcastle. Arsene Wenger had suggested that the 27-year-old would not play again this season and would be a serious doubt for this summer's Championships in Austria and Switzerland. Following...Read Full Story