A round up of today's Arsenal news

The main news today is the huge relief that Johan Djourou hasn't suffered a serious injury and could even return on Saturday to feature against Wolves. The Swiss physio has said that, ' Johan Djourou's knee injury is clearly not as bad as first feared. The player suffered very painful bruising on the knee but, if the healing process runs as it should, Djourou could probably begin training in less than one week.' This is brilliant news for the Arsenal faithful as the Defence has been relying on Johan's superb performances in the last couple of months. Koscielny and Djourou have developed a vital partnership at the back, and this has made me far more confident as an Arsenal fan especially when we will have to face Messi and Co.

 There has also been brilliant news today about the future of our captain Cesc Fabregas. Barcelona's director of football has quashed any rumours of the Spaniard returning home in the Summer. He said today that, 'Right now, everything is dead regarding a transfer.' This appears to mean Cesc will be staying at the Emirates in the short term but I wouldn't believe at all what Sannlehi has said today. They've said in the past so much about transfer rumours and then gone and done the opposite. I believe Cesc will end up at the Nou Camp in the future but not for a couple of seasons yet. He is committed to the Arsenal and to winning trophies with the club. If he moved now he would be no more than a bench warmer for Barcelona. He knows himself that Iniesta and Xavi will be picked over him and he should wait until Xavi is older and he can then take his place. 

 Tonight Jack Wilshere is making his debut for England against Denmark. This is a chance for the country and the world to see how good Jack Wilshere actually is and I'm sure he will shine. He isn't a world class talent he is a world class player already as he has proven this season with Arsenal. Hopefully he will continue his marvellous form against the Dane's and teach Nicklas Bendtner a few lessons.