BREAKING NEWS: Is either they sell Him or I will leave by the summer, there’s no way I will continue playing with that flop anymore,he costed us today”, Jakub Kiwior named the ONE Arsenal player that let the whole team down today – Not Saliba and not Sterling
BREAKING NEWS: Is either they sell Him or I will leave by the summer, there’s no way I will continue playing with that flop anymore,he costed us today”, Jakub Kiwior named the ONE Arsenal player that let the whole team down today – Not Saliba and not Sterling
In a gripping clash at the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal battled to a 2-2 draw with Crystal Palace, but the result left a bitter taste for defender Jakub Kiwior, particularly regarding the performance of teammate Raheem Sterling. Kiwior, who has made significant strides in his defensive role since joining the Gunners, expressed his frustration following the match, calling for more accountability and cohesion among the squad.
The match itself was a rollercoaster of emotions, with Arsenal initially taking the lead through a well-placed shot from Bukayo Saka. However, Palace responded swiftly, leveling the score through a quick break that exposed gaps in Arsenal’s defense. As the game progressed, Kiwior observed that Sterling’s contributions were not meeting the expectations set for him. While Sterling is an experienced player with a high pedigree, Kiwior felt that his performance lacked the intensity and focus necessary in such pivotal matches.
Kiwior’s comments came during a post-match interview where he addressed the need for a more unified approach on the pitch. “We need players like Raheem to perform at their best, especially in crucial games like this. We can’t afford to have anyone underperforming,” he stated, indicating that there were moments during the match where Sterling’s decision-making and positioning fell short. The defender emphasized that the team’s aspirations for top-four finish hinge on every player contributing fully.
Sterling’s ability to create chances and deliver quality crosses has earned him accolades in previous fixtures; however, on this occasion, his performance was marred by misplaced passes and lackluster runs. Kiwior highlighted specific moments when Sterling could have applied more pressure on Crystal Palace’s defense or tracked back more effectively to support the backline, which ultimately resulted in opportunities slipping away.
As Arsenal looks to recalibrate after this draw, Kiwior is hopeful that these internal discussions lead to improvements on the pitch. With a tight schedule ahead and crucial matches looming, Kiwior’s call for enhanced team synergy could be the turning point as the Gunners aim to solidify their status among the Premier League elite. Moving forward, it will be essential for Sterling, and indeed all Arsenal players, to raise their game to avoid complacency and deliver the results that fans and teammates alike expect.
