@PremLeaguePanel Barcelona would do well to exploit this duo by structuring games around them.
Allow Cubarsí to step up and receive under pressure, Pedri drift in from the left or right to overload, and use the full-backs to stretch wide so interior passing lanes open.
@EBL2017 Yes, it's very encouraging. Gyökeres showed more than just finishing, he pressed, ran in behind, and helped keep up Arsenal’s tempo.
Today feels like a statement of his potential in the squad.
@pythaginboots I like the observation. Arsenal have looked sharper in the middle lately, better linking, more confidence in tight spaces.
It’s encouraging, especially given the absence of Rice.
@PremLeaguePanel Madueke’s 1v1s have given Arsenal a big outlet down the right all game.
His ability to take the Forest left-back on, force him wide, and win those corners (especially the one leading to Zubimendi’s volley) has been absolutely great
@PremLeaguePanel You hit the nail on the head, Guéhi’s decisions are consistently clean and smart.
He reads the game so well, whether it's stepping into interceptions, choosing when to engage for a tackle, or dropping into space to support teammates
@PremLeaguePanel Milenković looked caught wrong-footed, mistiming the tackle and giving Kane too much space. In that sense, calling him a ‘Dragusin 2.0’ isn’t far off
@FTalentScout With his ball-striking ability, off-ball movement, and first-touch control, Mikkel suits a fluid 4-3-3 well, he can drop deeper, combine with midfield runners, or stretch defenses.
In Bodø’s identity-driven setup, that versatility makes him an invaluable piece.