“Even though I scored a stunning volley today that could’ve secured all three points for us, one particular Arsenal player ruined everything. If he plays like this against Madrid, I don’t see us winning that match,” Thomas Partey reveals the ONE Arsenal player who blew all their chances today – and it’s NOT Saka or Martinelli.

BREAKING NEWS: Thomas Partey Slams Teammate After Costly Performance, Warns Arteta Ahead of Madrid Clash

Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey has sparked major headlines following his post-match comments after a disappointing result in today’s fixture.

Despite Partey scoring a sensational volley that could have sealed the victory for the Gunners, the Ghanaian star expressed deep frustration over the performance of one unnamed teammate, who he believes squandered all the team’s chances and ruined the match.

Speaking candidly after the game, Partey said, “Although I scored a beautiful volley today that could have earned us three points, this particular Arsenal player spoiled the whole show for us. If it’s like this that he’s going to play against Madrid, then I don’t think we can win that game.”

While he did not mention the player by name, Partey was quick to make it clear that the underperformer was not Bukayo Saka or Gabriel Martinelli, sparking speculation among fans as to who he was referring to. Many believe the comment hints at one of the forwards or attacking midfielders who failed to convert clear opportunities during the match.

The Gunners were expected to secure an easy three points today, but a combination of missed chances and lacklustre finishing left them with a frustrating draw. Partey’s brilliant goal – a powerful volley from outside the box – was the highlight of the match, but it wasn’t enough to carry the team to victory.

Supporters have taken to social media to echo Partey’s concerns, with many calling for manager Mikel Arteta to take action before their crucial upcoming Champions League clash against Real Madrid. One fan wrote, “Arteta must do well to bench him against Madrid, if not we will be eliminated.”

With the high-stakes Madrid fixture looming, pressure is mounting on Arteta to make the right decisions in terms of team selection and tactical setup. Arsenal cannot afford mistakes at this level, and any player not pulling their weight may find themselves dropped from the starting lineup.

As tension builds ahead of the clash, all eyes will be on Arteta and whether he heeds Partey’s warning — or risks another disappointing night on the European stage.