Petr Cech says he's confident that Tomas Rosicky will be back on the pitch soon for Arsenal, and in spite of some rumblings to the contrary, believes his Czech international teammate will stay at the club. Rosicky, who turned 35 last week, has been sidelined due to knee surgery, and had expressed disappointment at the lack of playing time towards the end of last season. However, the former Chelsea goalkeeper is confident the midfielder will remain at the club and they can team up domestically also and says he's a crucial member of the squad. 'I believe he will stay in Arsenal,' he said ahead of this week's international fixtures. 'He is a very important part of the team due to his...
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