

Arsenal attacking midfielder, Emile Smith Rowe, has admitted that the 2022/23 Premier League season has been the ‘hardest’ of his career so far amid his team’s title race with Manchester City.
Smith Rowe has made only nine appearances in the Premier League so far, starting just once, as he’s been blighted by a long-term groin injury.
The 22-year-old has since undergone surgery that prolonged his absence from Mikel Arteta’s side.
Speaking with Sky Sports (via GOAL), Smith Rowe revealed that it has been a tough spell for him, adding that it has been frustrating.
He said, “It’s been tough man. Definitely the hardest season of my career so far.
“It’s been frustrating, but I am happy with where the team are at the moment.”


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