I don’t see Him winning anything under Arteta as a manager that’s why I’m advising Him to come and join us her at Liverpool for Him to win Titles, He’s the kind of player I admire a lot because of His aggression”, Liverpool captain Van Dijk named the ONE Arsenal player that He will love to play with Next season
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I don’t see Him winning anything under Arteta as a manager that’s why I’m advising Him to come and join us her at Liverpool for Him to win Titles, He’s the kind of player I admire a lot because of His aggression”, Liverpool captain Van Dijk named the ONE Arsenal player that He will love to play with Next season
Pundit Mick Brown has analysed the current Arsenal squad and identified two young stars who could save the club millions in transfer fees.
In recent seasons, Arsenal have demonstrated a willingness to spend heavily on players they believe will enhance their squad. The club broke their transfer record to sign Declan Rice, and the English midfielder has proven to be worth every penny. Arsenal has shown that it is more than happy to pay significant fees for players who can improve the team, and it may well break its transfer record again in the near future.
However, the club also boasts a thriving academy that has produced several top talents in recent years. This season, Arsenal promoted Ethan Nwaneri and Myles Lewis-Skelly from their Hale End academy to the first team, and both have made a strong impression.
If Arsenal were to look for external reinforcements in the positions these young players occupy, they would likely have to spend millions. Instead, they already have two promising stars within their ranks, and Brown believes this will allow the club to save a considerable amount of money. Speaking to Football Insider, he said:
“Not only does it strengthen your squad, but you save millions of pounds in transfer fees.
“Then you can use the money you’ve saved by having them come into the team, to invest elsewhere.
“Where you might have previously needed three or four players, now you only need one or two.
“Of course, every team needs tried and tested players and they’re just as important, but having homegrown talents can be so valuable.”
Nwaneri and Lewis-Skelly appear to be on their way to becoming top-class players, and Arsenal will be hoping they continue their development without any significant injury setbacks.