Arsene Wenger is furious over Abou Diaby's latest thigh injury as he puts the fault on the French Football Federation.
The Frenchman gave out some warnings concerning the involvement of Diaby in the last World Cup Qualifying matches but the federation turned deaf ears and the Arsenal boss isn't happy over the outcome of their stubborness.
Diaby would be out for at least three weeks. Wenger said in a statement that Diaby was rushed back with his inclusion in the Finland clash.
"I said many times that if France wanted Diaby in Spain (for the World Cup qualifier on October 16) they should not take him for (the qualifiers against) Finland and Belarus," he said.
"They could have taken him but not played him because the guy has been out for a year, played four or five games.
"You have a breather, give him two weeks to recover completely. I think it was a mistake to play him with the French national team."
The Frenchman gave out some warnings concerning the involvement of Diaby in the last World Cup Qualifying matches but the federation turned deaf ears and the Arsenal boss isn't happy over the outcome of their stubborness.
Diaby would be out for at least three weeks. Wenger said in a statement that Diaby was rushed back with his inclusion in the Finland clash.
"I said many times that if France wanted Diaby in Spain (for the World Cup qualifier on October 16) they should not take him for (the qualifiers against) Finland and Belarus," he said.
"They could have taken him but not played him because the guy has been out for a year, played four or five games.
"You have a breather, give him two weeks to recover completely. I think it was a mistake to play him with the French national team."
