“PACK YOUR THINGS AND GO” this is the right time for me to win the league I don’t want lazy players in my squad again”, Arteta have finally told Arsenal underperforming player to leave by January after having one on one discussion with Him yesterday
“PACK YOUR THINGS AND GO” this is the right time for me to win the league I don’t want lazy players in my squad again”, Arteta have finally told Arsenal underperforming player to leave by January after having one on one discussion with Him yesterday
According to a report from Fichajes, one player is linked with a move away from Arsenal. The Spanish outlet claims that Gabriel Jesus is wanted by Newcastle and Arsenal would sell him for €55m (£46m)
Newcastle have ambitions of becoming one of England’s best clubs. Given how they have performed over the last few seasons, they can certainly achieve this, especially given their financial takeover.
It is believed that signing Gabriel Jesus would be the ideal transfer for the Magpies. With great Premier League experience already, the Brazilian would slot well into the Newcastle team.
It is also worth noting that Newcastle have an exceptional Brazilian core. Therefore, Gabriel Jesus would only elevate the Brazilian centrepiece within the Newcastle side.
It remains to be seen whether or not Gabriel Jesus would be open to the move. After all, he has a great relationship with Mikel Arteta, which complicate matters for Newcastle. However, nobody can deny that Newcastle is an attractive project for any Premier League player.
Gabriel Jesus provided plenty of attacking firepower to Arsenal when he first signed from Man City. However, it is fair to say that so far this season and throughout last season, Jesus has fallen further down the Arsenal pecking order.
At this point in time, Kai Havertz is viewed as the preferred option in the striker role. Jesus also cannot compete for the wide spots in the attack. Therefore, he is often used as a substitute.
Mikel Arteta preaches Arsenal ‘Consistency’
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta while happy with the form turnaround, has now preached to his team to be consistent.
Arsenal have come out of the international break flying, but Mikel Arteta has issued a challenge to his team.
Consistency is something that every professional sports team craves, and Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has issued a challenge to his in-form team.
With the Gunners starting the season well before falling into a lull that saw them not win a league game in four attempts, the international break came at the perfect time.
It allowed a host of players to heal from their injuries, most notably Martin Odegaard and now the Gunners have ripped apart Nottingham Forest and Sporting CP in consecutive matches.
But that leaves many wondering why Arsenal can’t perform to that level more consistently, and as it turns out, Arteta is wondering the same thing.
“That’s what we need to do,” Arteta said. “We need to find consistency. You want to be challenging for the big things? You have to be consistent. Win and win again.”
With the Gunners now finding their feet after a troubled period, they hope to turn their league form around given they are already nine points behind leaders Liverpool, but perhaps what is on Arsenal’s side is time.
Having played just 12 games, and the last few with some stars out, now Arsenal can look to get back to the form that saw them push Manchester City close for the title last season.
But again, that word – consistency.
Due to their four-game streak without a win in the league, the Gunners have little or no margin for error for the next 26 league games. That isn’t a favorable position to be in, but that is the bed Arsenal made for itself; now it has to lie in it.
Defender William Saliba also knows that while the Gunners have hit their stride in the last two outings, the most important thing is to keep the foot on the gas pedal.
“The coach always told us to believe because we are a really good team,” Saliba said via arsenal.com. “We had some bad times, but now better times are coming so we have to stick together and keep going like that.”
So it appears that everyone in the squad now knows what the standard is and the key to Arsenal reeling in Liverpool and going far in Europe is all down to one thing, and one thing only – being consistent.
