BREAKING NEWS: Arsenal’s manager Mikel Arteta has criticized and issued a warning to a player after the team’s 1-1 draw with Brighton in the Premier League. Arteta labeled the player a “game killer” due to his subpar performance, noting his inability to execute accurate passes. Arteta highlighted that the player was a key factor in Arsenal’s difficulties during a previous match against Aston Villa. This has led to discontent among supporters, who view him as less valuable to the team. Arteta suggested it might be time for the player to leave, as he does not meet the standards expected of an Arsenal player.

After a disappointing performance, the manager criticised a particular player, labelling him a “game killer” who needs constant shouting at. The manager expressed his frustration, saying he struggles to understand the player’s footballing style, noting his inability to make accurate passes. This player’s errors significantly contributed to the team’s mistakes during the match, including a similar performance against Aston Villa.

Due to these recurring issues, the manager believes it’s time for the player to leave the club, stating that he lacks the qualities expected of an Arsenal player. This sentiment is shared by the fans, who do not value his presence in the team, seeing no importance in his role.

In a dramatic match at the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal dropped their first points of the new Premier League season in a 1-1 draw against Brighton. The match, however, was marred by controversy, with Arsenal feeling cheated by VAR decisions, particularly regarding two potential penalties.

Mikel Arteta’s side initially appeared in control, with Kai Havertz scoring the opening goal after receiving a precise through ball from Bukayo Saka. However, the game took a drastic turn in the second half when Declan Rice was controversially sent off. This dismissal shifted momentum in Brighton’s favour, leading to Joao Pedro’s equaliser.

Despite this setback, Arsenal had chances to regain the lead, with Havertz nearly scoring again, only to be denied by Brighton’s goalkeeper, Bart Verbruggen. The team’s frustration grew as they struggled to capitalise on their opportunities, and the controversial sending-off of Rice played a significant role in the outcome.

Rice’s dismissal stemmed from two yellow cards, the second of which was for delaying a free-kick by nudging the ball away. This decision has left Arsenal frustrated, especially given the perceived inconsistency in officiating. Rice’s red card means he will miss the crucial North London Derby against Tottenham, a significant blow for Arsenal.

With Rice unavailable, and Mikel Merino also injured, Jorginho is likely to step in alongside Thomas Partey. However, Partey’s inconsistent performance against Brighton, where he struggled with possession and Brighton’s press, raises concerns about his role in the team, particularly with Merino’s eventual return to fitness.