Jurrien Timber has been dealing with an injury since the opening game of the season for Arsenal, and it appears he will likely remain sidelined for the remainder of the first half of this season.
The defender is currently not participating in Arsenal’s training sessions, and instead, he will be visiting his former club Ajax this weekend. According to reports from Voetbal International, it has been revealed that Timber did not have a proper farewell when he departed Ajax for Arsenal over the summer.
At Ajax, it is customary to give players a proper send-off when they leave the club, and this event has been scheduled for Timber this weekend. The report suggests that Timber is expected to be in Amsterdam, where he will be honoured for his nearly decade-long service to the club.
During his time at Ajax, Timber played a significant role and enjoyed numerous successes before making the move to London and joining Arsenal.
Just Arsenal Opinion
Because he is not involved in our match this weekend, now is the best time for Ajax to honour the defender.
The fit players must focus on preparing for our match against Tottenham on Sunday.
It will be one of the biggest fixtures in Europe this weekend and it is a match we cannot lose if we are serious about a title challenge.
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Yes, maybe he needs some kind of cleansing ritual. And he’ll come out of this unfortunate injury and be back to playing football.
I think he needs to be here to experience what the NLD means to us all, even if it is sitting in the stands to watch it.
My thoughts exactly! Can’t fault him though, has witnessed that of Man Utd. just gotta give him a break it’s hard not actively being part of this exciting team.
this player has an aura of professionalism about him, and
will be missed.. lets hope he will recover and come back
stronger..
I will support his decision, where ever he chooses to be, he’s young and some time being away from close families can be a challenge.
A peaceful departure is always necessary as it paves a way for the player in the new team so he can go back and officially say bye bye to his Mother team