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Jurrien Timber<\/a> has successfully come through a first training session back with the Arsenal<\/a> team, in the hope of making a return for Saturday\u2019s Champions League final <\/a>against Paris Saint-Germain<\/a> in Budapest.<\/p>\n The 24-year-old has not played since a 2-0 win over Everton on 14 March, having been forced off that match with a groin injury. That has left him enduring 70 days without football, which would give Mikel Arteta<\/a> a big decision even he is match-fit or not.<\/p>\n Timber is nevertheless seen as one of the best athletes in the Arsenal squad and, having trained on his own up until Tuesday after \u201cgetting back on the grass\u201d, came through the various tests. That saw him return to work with the team on Wednesday, with no issues.<\/p>\n