“We all remember how he completely dominated us in our last encounter. When we initially heard about his injury, we were relieved, knowing he wouldn’t be available for this match. But now, he has been spotted in their latest training session,” Fulham captain Robinson reveals the ONE Arsenal player he dreads facing tomorrow after learning of his return from injury – and it’s not Bukayo Saka.

As Fulham prepares to take on Arsenal in their upcoming Premier League clash, the team’s captain, Antonee Robinson, has openly expressed his concerns about a returning Arsenal star.

Robinson admitted that he was relieved when he initially heard about the player’s injury, thinking he would miss the crucial match. However, new training pictures from Arsenal have confirmed the player’s return, leaving the Fulham skipper worried about what could be in store for his team.

While many might expect Bukayo Saka to be the biggest threat, Robinson surprisingly pointed to a different name—one who, according to him, “singlehandedly destroyed” Fulham the last time they faced Arsenal. Though he didn’t mention the name directly, fans are already speculating that he is likely referring to Gabriel Jesus or Martin Ødegaard—both of whom have caused problems for Fulham in the past.

Arsenal fans were quick to celebrate the player’s return, flooding social media with excitement. “WELCOME BACK CHAMPION ” read one post, while another stated, “We’re back to full strength—Fulham should be worried!”

Arsenal has been in strong form this season, and the return of a key player just before an important game only boosts their chances. Mikel Arteta will be looking to secure all three points as the Gunners continue their title challenge.

Meanwhile, Fulham will have to come up with a solid defensive plan to avoid another difficult evening at the hands of Arsenal’s attacking stars.

With anticipation building ahead of the match, all eyes will be on the Emirates Stadium to see if Robinson’s fears come true—or if Fulham can pull off a surprise against one of the Premier League’s top teams.