Arsenal have been handed a big boost ahead of the Barclays Premier League weekend after Theo Walcott managed to successfully recover from long term injury that kept him out of the World Cup, and now will help the squad’s attacking capability for the rest of the campaign, according to the The Guardian.

The Gunners will face Hull City in the league this weekend, and Wenger will want nothing less than a win considering their position in the standings. Mathieu Debuchy remains sidelined with Calum Chambers covering at right back while Olivier Giroud’s comeback has seen an improvement and the striker will recover ahead of schedule.

Walcott has been out of action for the squad over the past 9 months, and Wenger will now have access to several more attacking options up his sleeve. The quick winger who has transformed his game to contribute in the striking department will use his pace and quick touches to combine with England international teammate and former Manchester United striker Danny Welbeck who has established his spot as the number one striker ahead of Olivier Giroud in his absence. Alexis Sanchez will most likely operate from the opposite wing, but will also drift down the midfield to combine off-and-on with Walcott.