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Ryo Miyaichi has been an Arsenal player for over two years now, but he is still waiting to make his Premier League debut for the club. The 20-year old is well on the road to recovery after picking up an ankle injury during his recent loan spell at Wigan Athletic. The Japanese international is hoping to be fit enough to take part in the pre-season training and tours with Arsenal and finally force himself into first team contention.

“Being there helped me to grow up,” said Miyaichi. “As a person, I’m growing up every day. When I was at Wigan the training was very good and the people are very kind so I got some good experience there. I feel I’m improving but I need to keep working hard.” .......Read the full article here

It is fair to say that the Japanese international Ryo Miyaichi has not had the best of times since joining Arsenal at the start of 2011. Over two years later, the winger has made just two appearances for the Gunners and they were in the league cup. He has been out on loan for most of that time, though, and has impressed his bosses at Feyenoord, Bolton Wanderers and Wigan Athletic, where his latest spell was ravaged by injury.

Arsene Wenger has revealed that Miyaichi could be ready to play again soon as he is putting in as much effort as he can to recover from the ankle injury suffered in a heavy challenge by Everton’s Kevin Mirallas, who clearly likes to put himself about. .......Read the full article here

The news that Arsenal are going to be facing Nagoya Grampus this summer is not only welcome to Arsene Wenger, who managed the Japanese club for two years before his arrival at Arsenal, it is also a home-coming for our very own up-and-coming Ryo Miyaichi, who can’t wat to play in front of his friends and family.

“I hope I can play in Japan as an Arsenal player,” Ryo said on Arsenal.com. “It would be a great moment for me.

“Arsenal have a huge number of fans in Japan – like in China and Malaysia as well. It will be a good time for the whole team. I spoke with my family and my friends and they are happy to see Arsenal in Japan. They want to see me on the pitch of course! .......Read the full article here

Arsenal’s famous list of “deadwood” players seems to get bigger every year, but for some reason we can never get anyone to actually buy them off us and we have to struggle to send them out on loan every year. But we still do have some talented players out there that have a chance of coming back and becoming first team players of the future.

Let’s lok first at the experienced players that are on loan:

Andre Santos (Gremio) – No-one wants him back at Arsenal but can you believe he played the full 90 minutes in Brazil’s 4-0 win over Bolivia last weekend! .......Read the full article here

It would be an understatement to say that Ryo Miyaichi has struggled to get his Arsenal career off the ground. The 20-year old Japanese international would have been hoping that he would be getting a run of games in the Premier League with his loan club Wigan Athletic, which would give him the chance to impress Arsene Wenger enough to force his way into the Arsenal team next season. His bad luck shows no sign of letting up however, and he is out for the rest of the season following surgery on an ankle injury picked up against Everton. .......Read the full article here

It seems as if Arsenal fans will have to wait even longer to see the talents of Ryo Miyaichi on display at the Emirates Stadium. If the player dubbed the Japanese Messi does not start having better luck, he may never make it as a Gunner, because he suffered another blow today on his return from injury.

The 20-year old winger/striker has just come back from a lengthy lay off due to another ankle injury. He played in the under 21s for Wigan earlier this week, and was brought on at the end of the first half of the FA cup tie at Everton. Wigan were already 3-0 up, so it was a great opportunity for Miyaichi to get some badly needed time on the pitch, and the youngster would have been happy with his contribution. .......Read the full article here

What has happened to Ryo Miyaichi? by AH

Miyaichi was promised to be something special by Wenger when we signed him to professional terms back in January 2011. Wenger said; “We’re delighted that Ryo Miyaichi has joined us. He trialled with us in the summer and has raw ability which has attracted many clubs around the world.” Two years on and he still is known as a prodigy.
Now, admittedly the 20 year old has spent his time out on loan for the majority of the time he has been with the club. When he signed, Ryo went straight on loan to Dutch club Feyenoord, where he impressed in all the games he played in his time at the club. At the end of the 2010-2011 season he had made 12 appearances in the Dutch league and scoring 3 goals and gaining numerous assists, which is an impressive tally for a player who was playing for his Japanese High school team just 6 months previous. .......Read the full article here

The talented young Japanese winger Ryo Miyaichi is being fast-tracked to the Arsenal first team by being sent straight out on loan for a year at Wigan in the hope that he can make a great impact this season.

He has only made five appearances so far, but considering he is only 19 it is surely better to give him a staggered introduction to the rigours of the Premier League so as to lessen the risk of burnout, and the player himself is certain he is in the right place to learn his trade. .......Read the full article here

If Arsenal had to recall all their young players back from their loaned clubs, the Gunners would be able to compile a very strong team. Probably one that could compete in the top half of the table. So, if its one thing Arsenal don’t lack, it’s talented youths. One such player who is currently out on loan and is an exciting prospect for the very near future is Ryo Miyaichi.

The Arsenal youngster is currently out on loan to Wigan this season and has already earned the praise of his manager. Ryo Miyaichi made his appearance as a sub against Fulham and is expected to get his first chance at a start of the season in the Capital One Cup . .......Read the full article here

You just have to love the attitude of the young Arsenal winger Ryo Miyaichi, who is currently on loan at Wigan Athletic to hone his skills before returning to the Gunners next summer.

The little Japanese star was not picked for his international games this week, but is instead using the break to show Roberto Martinez what he can do on the training field while most of the team are away, and is going all out to prove he is worth a starting place every week.

Miyaichi said: “The international break has given me a good chance to get to know my surroundings a bit more. .......Read the full article here

Does Connor Henderson Have A Future At Arsenal by AH

Connor Henderson is a player a lot of Arsenal fans may have forgotten about over the years. A few seasons back he was one of Arsenal’s most promising Youth players but after a few years of injures, his progress has been hampered and it’s yet to be seen if he will make it at Arsenal or not.

At the weekend he played in an international match for Ireland Under 21’s VS Italy Under 21’s in which Ireland won the game and Henderson scored a fantastic 35 yard screamer, and he displayed some of the qualities that remind you of why he is still on Arsenal’s books. .......Read the full article here

Chamberlain and Diaby receives national team call ups where as Miyaichi is ignored by AM

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain will receive his a call up for the senior team after being left out of Stuart Pearce’s U-21 squad. Roy Hodgson will very soon announce his squad for the upcoming world cup qualifier matches against Moldova and Ukraine. Oxlade-Chamberlain made his debut for England back in May, when he came on as a substitute for Ashley Young in a warm-up match (for Euro) against Norway. The Arsenal youngster was also a part of the squad that travelled to Poland and Ukraine for the Euro 2012. .......Read the full article here