Theo Walcott

Southampton midfielder Theo Walcott has given a subtle and unrevealing response when asked about his fire, with rumors currently insinuating that he will not be returning to Everton in the summer. The midfielder left Goodison Park last summer and joined Southampton on loan where he agreed to spend the rest of the current campaign, but it's not looking like he will be returning to Everton because it appears he's no longer needed there.

The former Arsenal midfielder became a liability at Everton since Carlo Ancelotti took over and was no longer trusted to feature in games for the Merseyside outfit. After considering that he needed to start playing games, he requested to leave the club and Southampton were the only side that needed him, causing him to return to the club where his football journey started.

Southampton's on-loan midfielder Theo Walcott has revealed that he does not know where his future lies amid reports that he is heading out of Everton at the end of the season. The former Arsenal man is currently on loan at the St Mary's after leaving Goodison Park last summer in search of more game time toward the end of his career.

Since making the move, he has indeed been rewarded with more playing opportunities at Southampton than what he usually got at Everton under manager Carlo Ancelotti and even though he revealed that he is happy at the Saints currently, he insisted that he has no idea what the future holds for him.

Premier League football club have received a welcoming injury boost after it was confirmed that striker Danny Ings and winger Theo Walcott have both been given the green light to resume training and are expected to potentially resume at a later time this week. The Saints will take on Burnley when the international break is over and club football returns to grace our eyes and screens once more. Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhütl will look to secure a win over Burnley as he and his players welcome their rivals to the St Mary's Stadium on Easter Sunday.

Theo Walcott was once again not in the Southampton squad as he continues to recover from a tendon injury suffered at the end of January. The ex-Everton and Arsenal winger was one of several players missing for Southampton during the home clash with Brighton and Hove Albion at the weekend. The Saints struggled in the absence of Theo Walcott as they were beaten 2-1 at home by the Seagulls. Southampton were without several key players for the game including the aforementioned Walcott. Others like Danny Ings and OriolRomeu also sat out the Brighton game for the hosts due to various injuries. Everton loanee Theo Walcott has been missing for his boyhood club since sustaining a tendon injury in the second half of the home game with Aston Villa around two months ago. He was unable to prevent the Saints from losing 1-0 at home to Villa.

Theo Walcott was once again not in the Southampton squad as he continues to recover from a tendon injury suffered at the end of January. The ex-Everton and Arsenal winger was one of several players missing for Southampton during the home clash with Brighton and Hove Albion at the weekend. The Saints struggled in the absence of Theo Walcott as they were beaten 2-1 at home by the Seagulls. Southampton were without several key players for the game including the aforementioned Walcott. Others like Danny Ings and OriolRomeu also sat out the Brighton game for the hosts due to various injuries. Everton loanee Theo Walcott has been missing for his boyhood club since sustaining a tendon injury in the second half of the home game with Aston Villa around two months ago. He was unable to prevent the Saints from losing 1-0 at home to Villa.

English Premier League side Southampton Football Club have made a pledge that will see them plant as many as 3,000 trees over the course of the next four years in the UK with the help of the talents coming through their youth academy. The Saints have pledged to plant up to 250 trees for every youth star that makes their debut for the first team, the club have confirmed.

It is part of the club's new Home-grown Initiative and further strengthens the club's intentions of broadening their sustainability strategy. The project is known as the Halo Effect and will be kicking off later this month.

Southampton manager Ralph Hassenhütl has confirmed a rather sad news concerning one of his most important players.

The player in question, Theo Walcott has been confirmed to face some time out after scans carried out on him by the club's doctors revealed that he would be missing in action for several weeks.

Not a lot of Arsenal fans want to hear anyone mention that there was ever any player better than their legend Thierry Henry. However, someone has finally stood up to make that insistence and it comes as a surprise that a former Arsenal player is the person behind the unexpected revelation.

Former France international striker Thierry Henry was a god to Arsenal fans during his playing days and further earned the status after ending his career as the Gunners' record goalscorer. He was able to achieve the feat by scoring a record-setting 228 goals in all competitions but according to the former prolific forward's ex-teammate Theo Walcott, the Arsenal team back then had a better finisher than Henry.
Walcott said while Henry was a remarkably outstanding player, dormer Dutch forward Robin Van Persie was more superior when it comes to finishing skills.

Arsenal legend Ian Wright has delivered his verdict on Theo Walcott and his ongoing career at Southampton. Theo Walcott is back at where it all started for him at Southampton after joining them on loan for the entire duration of this season. Theo Walcott was not getting the playing time he desired at Everton and that prompted him to leave the Toffees on loan for Southampton at the start of this campaign.

Ex-Arsenal striker Ian Wright knows all about Theo Walcott during his time at Arsenal and he has been impressed with his performances for Southampton this term. According to him, Theo Walcott is looking sharp at his club this season.

Theo Walcott made a scoring return to the Emirates Stadium, where he played in the colours of Arsenal for over a decade. He was on target against the North Londoners in the colours of boyhood club Southampton during their recent Premier League game. Theo Walcott scored the opening goal of the game and went on to celebrate the goal thereby drawing criticism from a lot of the Arsenal fans who believed that Theo Walcott showed a lack of respect towards the club by celebrating his goal and in the manner that he did.