The Arsenal owner has expressed his discontent with a particular player’s performance, comparing them unfavorably to Kai Havertz and highlighting their shortcomings, especially their lack of passes compared to the goalkeeper. The owner has urged Mikel Arteta to quickly drop this “anonymous” Arsenal midfielder who underperformed against Newcastle.
Arteta faces the task of taking action regarding this underperforming player, which could potentially enhance Arsenal’s offensive capabilities. The recent match against Newcastle witnessed both on-field play and officiating coming under scrutiny. While Arsenal’s defense remained strong, their offensive efforts were lacking, with a moment of chaos leading to a Newcastle goal.
The player in question, identified as the underperforming individual by the owner, is compared to Kai Havertz, who had a concerning tackle during the game. Another contributor to Arsenal’s offensive woes was Eddie Nketiah, who had a subpar performance and struggled to make an impact.
Nketiah’s statistics in the game reveal his limited involvement, with minimal touches and a low number of completed passes. This lackluster performance prompted criticism, with the player’s overall contribution labeled as “anonymous.”
In light of these performances and the need for more offensive firepower, Arsenal might consider acquiring a new striker in January. This decision could play a pivotal role in Arsenal’s pursuit of the championship.
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