Arsenal defender Takehiro Tomiyasu frustrated at a lack of game time and is now attracting interest from other clubs. Tomiyasu is yet to start a game for Arsenal this season, with Mikel Arteta opting to play Ben White in an unfamiliar right-back position. The Japanese international has been involved in the majority of Arsenal’s games, but […]
Takehiro Tomiyasu was forced off with an apparent hamstring injury in Monday’s Premier League match against Newcastle United at St James’ Park. With Gabriel Magalhaes and Ben White both fit to start in the heart of the defense, the Japan international took his spot on the right side of the backline. However, Tomiyasu failed to control […]
Arsenal are reportedly monitoring another Bologna defender ahead of this summer’s transfer window, in the form of 19 year old Aaron Hickey. The Gunners have already made one successful purchase from the Serie A club, bringing Takehiro Tomiyasu to the club from the north Italian outfit on deadline day last summer, and are looking […]
Ahead of Sunday’s clash against West Ham United, Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has provided fitness updates on Bukayo Saka, Takehiro Tomiyasu, and Thomas Partey. Saka picked up a knock during Arsenal’s 3-1 victory over Manchester United last weekend but Arteta is hopeful the England international will be fit for Sunday’s derby. “Hopefully he will be […]
Arsenal star Takehiro Tomiyasu has taken to social media on Saturday evening, to send a message of appreciation to the club’s fanbase. On the back of a lengthy, and at times inexplicable spell on the sidelines, Japanese international Tomiyasu, of course, marked his return to action versus Manchester United earlier today. Late in proceedings […]
Mikel Arteta has revealed that right-back Takehiro Tomiyasu is ‘available tomorrow’ to face Manchester United on Saturday lunchtime ‘if he trains today and feels good’. The Gunners play host as Manchester United travel to the Emirates Stadium to face Mikel Arteta’s side to kick off the Premier League weekend The Japanese defender was ‘very very […]
