Arsenal midfielder Tomas Rosicky's agent has dismissed recent reports about the health and fitness of the Czech Republic International and has insisted that his client will overcome his long-term injury woes.
Reports had suggested that the former Borussia Dortmund player had been hospitalised following bad headaches and sudden sickness. However, his agent Pavel Paska has revealed that Rosicky going to hospital is part of his ongoing treatment and that although the recovery will be long-term he expects the Gunners midfielder to recover fully.
Paska told Denik Sport: “What appeared in the press about Tomas being hospitalised in London is complete nonsense.
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“Tomas, as part of his recovery scheme, visits the hospital for various therapies and the same happened last time.
"A sudden setback in his health or some headaches as I have read about somewhere, have not happened to Tomas.
“Everything is going according to the plan. Tomas' first comeback was rash, now we are treating the situation more carefully.
“The recovery will be long-term. The team of specialists that cares for Tomas, has been enlarged by another specialist which means the player will be cared for at the best level.”
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