The man who inflicted the injury that Arsene Wenger still regards as the starting point of Abou Diaby's injury woes says his ... not be linked to his original leg break, he still holds the blame ...

On Wednesday, Abou Diaby played in a football match. Following 17 months sidelined with the latest of a laundry list of injuries, angular midfielder Diaby returned to first-team football during ...

Abou Diaby will be allowed to use Arsenal's training ground at London Colney to maintain his fitness levels as he begins the search for a new club. The injury-plagued French midfielder ...

Abou Diaby suffered a severe injury in 2006 after a horror challenge from Sunderland's Dan Smith. Arsene Wenger was furious and considered suing Smith for the tackle. Patrick Vieira believed Diaby ...

Arsene Wenger has saluted Abou Diaby after the former Arsenal midfielder was forced to retire at the age of 32. Diaby, who was on Paris Saint-Germain's books early in his career, joined the ...

Diaby has also represented France on 16 occasions. "Arsenal would like to take this opportunity to thank Abou, Jack, Austin, Brandon and Josh for their contribution to the club and to wish them ...

He might have a chance. Gervinho might have a chance for Wednesday, too." Wenger is also hoping that Abou Diaby is on the way back after the French midfielder resumed training - and the Arsenal ...

Abou Diaby has been out for 506 days. An Abou Diaby sighting on a football pitch these days is pretty rare. They only come around every 18 months or so on average. The former Arsenal and France ...

Arsenal midfielder Abou Diaby has undergone an ankle operation and will be out of action for up to 10 weeks, Gunners boss Arsene Wenger announced today. The France international was troubled by ...

PARIS, Sept 10 (Reuters) - France midfielder Abou Diaby is likely to miss Tuesday's World Cup Group I qualifier with Belarus after picking up yet another injury. Diaby, who scored the only goal in ...