Arsene Wenger: Santi Cazorla's injury 'is the worst I've ever seen'

IBTimes 2017-11-16

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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has admitted that midfielder Santi Cazorla's Achilles tendon injury is the 'worst I have ever known', but hopes that the Spaniard will return to the squad in January.
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