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Timber reveals the special person at Arsenal that stood by him while injured

Arsenal defender Jurrien Timber has spoken glowingly of the support he received from manager Mikel Arteta during his injury-ridden debut season at the Emirates. The Dutch defender, who arrived at Arsenal in a high-profile transfer last summer, suffered a serious knee injury in the opening game of the season and missed the entirety of the campaign.

Despite the setback, Timber has revealed that Arteta remained a constant source of support throughout his rehabilitation. “From the start, [Arteta] was very supportive, during my injury as well,” Timber told Hayters TV. “It helps to have a manager like him.”

The 23-year-old’s words demonstrate the positive relationship he has built with the Arsenal boss. Arteta’s commitment to his players, even during difficult times, appears to have played a significant role in Timber’s recovery and his determination to return to the field.

Now fully fit and back in training with the Arsenal squad in the United States for their pre-season tour, Timber is ready to make his mark on the Premier League. His talent and versatility have been evident in his previous performances for Ajax, and Arsenal fans are eagerly anticipating his return to action.

Timber’s recovery is a testament to his resilience and the support he received from Arteta and the Arsenal medical staff. With the new season approaching, the Dutch defender is poised to become a key player for the Gunners, and his experience last season will only serve to strengthen his determination and focus.

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