“He has returned.” The best player for Arsenal has returned to the team and is prepared to play against West Ham as the Gunners attempt to take the lead in the standings.

“He has returned.” The top player for Arsenal has returned to the team and is prepared to play against West Ham as the Gunners attempt to win the title.

Jurrien Timber’s move to Arsenal marked a significant turning point in his career because it was not only his first time playing overseas but also his first step into unknown terrain without his twin, Quinten, at his side. From their early years developing their talents at a tiny Utrecht club to their entwined journey to the top of Dutch football, the Timber twins represented a relationship that went beyond simple siblinghood and showed itself both on and off the field. Their collaboration was also evident in the field of youth international football, as they represented the Netherlands in numerous age groups while donning the recognizable orange jersey.

But Jurrien’s journey to Arsenal presented him with a new set of challenges and victories. Even though Jurrien was far away from his brother and had hardships due to an ACL injury early in his career, he took advantage of the chance to grow as a person. During his recovery, he was able to become acquainted with the busy city of London and integrate himself into the Arsenal community. It also gave him a more nuanced understanding of the dynamics within the team and his potential role when he returned to action.