Jurrien Timber Returns to London for Groin Injury Check
Arsenal defender travels from Spain for rehabilitation, with sources indicating no setback.
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Defender Jurrien Timber has returned to London from Arsenal's training camp in Spain. This journey is connected to a groin injury that previously impacted his availability. The Netherlands international missed the conclusion of the last season due to an ankle issue, followed by a groin problem that kept him out of the World Cup.
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Sources close to Arsenal have indicated that Timber's visit to London is part of his ongoing rehabilitation schedule. These sources insist that the move does not represent a setback in his recovery process. It is understood that Timber is expected to travel back to Spain to rejoin his teammates.
Timber, who is Arsenal's primary right-back, featured in 30 Premier League matches last season as the team secured the title. He joined the club from Ajax in July 2023 for an initial fee of £34 million. His first season was significantly affected by an anterior cruciate knee ligament tear.
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Arsenal are scheduled to face Manchester City in the Community Shield on 16 August. Their Premier League title defence commences against Coventry City on 21 August.
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