Arsenal news: Aaron Ramsey picks his all-time starting XI, including two Arsenal players

The Gunners midfielder is set to return from injury to the Arsenal squad this weekend

James Orr
Friday 08 April 2016 04:07 EDT
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Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey
Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey

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Aaron Ramsey has picked his ultimate XI, and it includes two Arsenal players - one legend and one current team-mate.

The Gunners manager Arsene Wenger has revealed that midfielder Ramsey will return from his thigh injury for the trip to West Ham on Saturday.

The Welshman limped off after just 16 minutes after coming on as a substitute against Hull in Arsenal's FA Cup win last month.

"Aaron Ramsey could join in because he had a good training session," Wenger said.

"Mathieu Flamini is available as well. Tomas Rosicky and Jack Wilshere will play for the Under 21s on Friday night.

"At the moment we [are waiting] on Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain coming back to fitness and Santi Cazorla will practice. They should not be too far. Overall, the injury situation looks quite good."

But who makes Ramsey's ultimate XI, scroll through the gallery below...

The Gunners are currently in third place in the Premier League, 11 points below league leaders Leicester.

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