Emery admits Rambo should have rested before his injury | Arseblog News

Unai Emery revealed that he was eager for Aaron Ramsey to rest Aaron Ramsey before he was hurt against Napoli, but the Welshman insisted that he was able to cope with the program charged with Arsenal.

The midfielder came in halftime against Everton on April 7. He played 90 minutes in the 2-0 home victory against Napoli four days later, then completed 68 minutes in the win at Watford before picking up at Stadio San Paolo in Naples.

The match in Italy proved too complicated for Ramsey's body, who had a hamstring problem that ended his season.

Sending to the Evening Standard on the eve of the Europa League final, Emery admits he's frustrated at not handling the Juventus-related player better.

"We can talk about it now," he said. "Sometimes it's impossible to play all matches with the same players because some players may get hurt. When he was playing against Naples, he was hurt.

"The Monday that preceded Watford, we won 1-0 and I prefer that he does not play." I spoke with him. "Aaron, we play a lot of games now. to rest a match.

"[He said]: "No, no, coach, I want to play, I want to play, I want to play, I want to play, it's very important to me, it's very important to the team, I want to play."

"" ACCORD. "Play." And we won. "After Napoli." Are you okay? "" Coach, I can, I can, I can. "And here's the process I'm going through. I had with him. "

Emery also reflected on his trip with Ramsey this season. When the Spaniard moved to the UAE, the club was doing its best to keep the 28-year-old's service. Shortly after, Raul Sanllehi and Vinai Venkatesham ended the negotiations, leaving the player free.

It seems that during this period of uncertainty, the boss did not feel to get the best of Ramsey, which is why the midfielder spent a lot of time on the bench. When Juventus settled, everything changed.

"Really, his process this year is a strange process, a strange way," said Emery. "At first, he started the pre-season very excited and well. I said, "Whoa, watching him closely … whoa."

But afterwards, in his head, he thought "my future, my future, my future" and something that I told him and in the press conference [was] he was a little distracted. Really, I thought that his performance did not go with balance and regularity. "

While Ramsey will not be part of the team for tomorrow night's finals, Emery said he might be tempted to channel the emotion surrounding the Gunner's imminent departure, as well as those of Petr Cech and Danny Welbeck, at his pre-game accumulation.

"It will be a good opportunity, a good idea," he told the Mirror. "For the final, we want to do something important with some players: Petr Cech [who is retiring this summer]. Danny Welbeck [leaving at the end of his contract]. Aaron too. We want to touch something emotional for this game. "