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Emmanuel Frimpong is recovering from a knee injury

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Arsenal youngster Emmanuel Frimpong looks set to return for the Gunners at the end of September.

The youngster damaged his knee ligaments while on loan at Wolves last season – causing him to be out of action for six months.

“[Frimpong will be back at] the end of September or perhaps into October,” manager Wenger said.

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