Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has confirmed that midfielder Aaron Ramsey is fit enough to start against Wigan Athletic on Saturday in the FA Cup Semi-Final.
It’s a massive game for Wenger and co. with many people suggesting that the Frenchman’s future depends on this one game at Wembley as the club look to end their nine year trophy drought.
The last piece of silverware that Arsenal won was the 2005 FA Cup, when they beat Manchester United on penalties, and they are stern favourites to win this year’s competition too, but if the FA Cup is one thing, it’s unpredictable.
One boost for The Gunners is that Welshman Aaron Ramsey has been given the all-clear to start after making his return from a three-month absence on Sunday during the defeat to Everton, and in his press conference, Wenger confirmed the news about his star-midfielder.
‘Aaron Ramsey is ready to start against Wigan,’ the Gunners boss said.
However, Wenger then continued to discuss injuries and gave the latest on FIVE of his crocked players.
He added: ‘[Mesut] Ozil could be back next Saturday, [Laurent] Koscielny could be back for Tuesday.
‘We have a lot of uncertainties. Gibbs, Rosicky and Oxlade-Chamberlain are all doubts.’
Written by Alex Batt – @AlexBatt – @AlexsArticles
