West Ham manager, David Moyes, is set to lead his team against Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal in a clash that could see the Gunners reclaim the top spot in the Premier League. Moyes, who had previously praised Arteta, highlights the significant journey of the Spanish manager. Having managed Arteta during their time together at Everton, Moyes sold him to Arsenal in 2011. Arteta’s initial managerial stint at the Emirates faced challenges, but he has since guided the club to FA Cup and Community Shield victories, challenging for the Premier League title, and securing a return to the Champions League last season.
Expressing admiration for Arteta’s achievements, Moyes acknowledges the criticism faced by the Arsenal manager and praises him for proving the doubters wrong. Moyes credits Arteta’s thoughtful approach to football, citing his background and experience working under Pep Guardiola. The West Ham boss commends Arteta’s handling of the managerial role at a prestigious club like Arsenal.
Reflecting on their previous encounter in the Carabao Cup, where West Ham emerged victorious, Moyes emphasizes the progress his team has made, accumulating 30 points in the league. This positive total reflects West Ham’s commendable performance at this stage of the season, indicating their advancement under Moyes’ management. The upcoming clash between West Ham and Arsenal adds another chapter to the narrative of Moyes and Arteta’s footballing journey.
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