Arsenal's Tomas Rosicky has revealed that he has seen a
specialist in a bid to resolve his ongoing injury
problems.
The Czech Republic international made just 22 starts in the Premier
League last season after suffering from a number of hamstring and
groin problems.
In May, Rosicky had four of his wisdom teeth removed in an effort
to resolve his troublesome injuries.
However, the Gunners midfielder limped off in September's UEFA
Champions League clash against Sevilla with a hamstring
problem.
Insole
The 27-year-old explained that a specialist insole is currently
being made for his football boots.
"After the training I had to visit a clinic where they will be
making a special insole for my shoes," he told iDnes.cz.
Rosicky also confirmed that he hopes to be available for the Czech
Republic's Euro 2008 qualifier against Germany on 17th
October.
"I could play already against Sunderland on Sunday but it did not
turn out for me. Now Germany is on the list, so we'll see," he
added.
