Arsenal are on the mend after a rocky start to the new Premier League season.
2-0 win over Crystal Palace pushed things forward on opening night, taking Leicester City at home last Saturday. I broke it. 4-2 win. But now manager Mikel Arteta's focus is on the future, ensuring the Gunners improve on what was promising last season.
Qualifying for the Champions League is a top priority for ArtetaAfter a bitter withdrawal fromin May, Arsenal announced his Since 2017, I have not been able to participate in the competition. His 5 summer signatures to bolster an exciting team and give boss Arteta more options to launch attacks to the top of the table.
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Arsenal say they have 'the next Luis Suarez'
Manchester United Legend Rio Ferdinand to former Liverpool star Luis Suarez, who compared Arsenal forward Gabriel Martinelli. After an impressive start to the season for the young Brazilian.
"Martinelli, if he stays healthy, this guy, I told you this before what Arteta said to me. He could be the next Suarez type player. Channel,Five. "Even Brendan Rodgers, I was interested in Brendan Rodgers' comment. He said Arsenal leveled up with their addition."
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Xinhua/REX/Shutterstock)Jesus Loving Arsenal Roles
Gabriel Jesus is delighted to be back in his natural role as a striker since joining Arsenal. The 25-year-old moved Manchester City () to the Gunners for a £45 million transfer fee this summer. , as a winger for the Seleção (Brazilian national team) and then to play more at City.After the World Cup, I thought I could not play as number 9," Yeses told ESPN Brazil. Admitted to. "I started playing more on the wing for City and Brazil. I thought so for a while. But I changed my mentality. Now I believe in myself more. I'm playing football and smiling again.
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Getty Images)Wilshere reveals Arteta session
Jack Wilshere appreciates Mikel Arteta and the 'intense' training sessions he delivers at Arsenal. Wilshere recently became part of his staff at the Gunners' academy after announcing his retirement at age 30. Before his brief stint in Denmark, he spent five months training with Arteta's squad last season to maintain his fitness.
"When I played with him, he was very focused and very intelligent about his training methods," Wilshere said in a email. explained. As a coach, he is very similar. He is very enthusiastic and very hands-on with his players, trying different things and trying out new techniques to help them. i like it. He is a modern day coach. Sometimes he does well, sometimes he doesn't. You'll have to try these things to see that.
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