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    Gyokeres in full FLOW after Havertz INJURY blow | Arsenal Open Training



    Arsenal open training at Emirates Stadium with star striker Viktor Gyokeres in full flow following the news of Kai Havertz’s injury blow. William Saliba and Gabriel were also on the receiving end of slaps from team mates in a fun session in front of Arsenal fans.

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    49 Comments

    1. @HaytersTV on

      If Arsenal didn't need another attacker then they most certainly do now, given the Havertz injury blow. Which player should they go all out to sign? 💥

    25. @MaxGravitas on

      Why are all the kids overweight and unhealthy? Why reward them with hanging out with the stars? How about rewarding the kids who actually play soccer and train, not pander to the fatties at home only playing on their PS5?

    26. @MtgGiroud on

      I’ve also noticed that Ødegaard makes unnecessary movements when he actually has the chance to pass the ball to Gyökeres. Every time, he just turns around himself, which is a waste of time. Of course, Ødegaard is our playmaker, but he needs to be sharper—he must change his way of playing and sometimes be more direct, just like Kevin De Bruyne. Imagine, De Bruyne made Haaland the top scorer in his very first season because he kept providing decisive passes.

      Apart from that, we have a very strong squad—it’s just a matter of positioning the players correctly. Another thing: last season Trossard was our joker; whenever he came on, he scored. Arteta shouldn’t keep leaving this talent on the bench for the whole 90 minutes.

      I’ve been an Arsenal fan since the 90s, from DRC/Lubumbashi.

      Go Gunners! This time the Premier League is ours.

    28. @MtgGiroud on

      Gyökeres didn’t do the preseason, so it’s normal for him not to adapt right from the very first match. But I can assure you, he’s a beast—he’s going to score plenty of goals in the coming days.

    41. @nicholasmichira on

      People really talk low of Arteta not considering a project/ system doesn't take 2 or 3 years to build. Boy started with building the strongest defensive line and goal line in who knows the entire world. Then he came and ensured a formidable midfield. If you are a project manager what was the final step of the project? Goals win you matches but defence wins you titles. Goals plus a strong defense 😮 Wins you everything?

    47. @syrusajuna on

      On a fully fit squad this season, I prefer an attack with a front three of Havertz (LW), Gyokeres, and Saka (LW) and Eze in No. 10 behind the three and a double pivot of Zubamendi and Rice. All about fluidity in attack, passing, experience, balance and seniority. Trust me, this would be the absolute best attack from the current squad.