Arsenal found its own Eberechi Eze vs Newcastle

Preseason often feels like an unfactual, but for those who are packed in Singapore’s National Stadium on Sunday night, they are seen as Viktor Gyokeres arrives at Arsenal.

The Swedes did not play on matchday after being identified as the Gunners on Saturday, but were still warmly welcomed, despite the opening in the Arsenal family’s match before the start.

Once football begins, it’s a classic Arsenal vs. Newcastle game. Toon disappeared Alexander Isak, but Eddie Howe’s man still has that kind of nature that never does. They are aggressive and tenacious, but Mikel Arteta’s man wins, winning 3-2.

Anthony Elanga scored for the Hipies earlier, but Mikel Merino quickly scored a goal against his former employer, where he had left last semester to catch the ball.

A few minutes later, Arsenal scored his own goal ahead of schedule, but in the second half, Newcastle fought back again as Jacob Murphy crossed David Raya and fought hard.

The victory was blocked later that day when the captain and second-half substitute Martin Odegaard converted to hit his position.

Arsenal’s main gains in defeating Newcastle

Gyokerers, which was introduced to the audience before the game started, felt like it was a game and Kai Havertz needed to make a statement.

Although the Germans did not find his network, his links performed very well as they advanced from the Merino Cross.

Havertz is a provider of Merino equalizers. Leandro Trossard hit a neat ball forward, which led it to the Spaniard to shoot over Nick Pope.

After a moment, Havertz is once again the provider as he is transferred from the cross on the left to his own net by young man Alex Murphy.

The £65 million man hasn’t found the net in the preseason, but such a display shows why Arteta is such a loyal fan.

As against Milan a few days ago, the Gunners had no problem with any chance, recording 15 photos, but noteworthy moments begging, only illuminating the need for gyokeres.

Elsewhere, we saw the first start of the newly signed Martin Zubimendi, who looked neat in the midfield again, completing his 91% pass.

However, the biggest concern will be Riccardo Calafiori, who was injured in the second half and Trossard was injured.

In the current preseason, both Trossard and Martinelli are working to make an impact from the left and show why Arsenal is associated with several broad forwards in the summer.

One player who can replace them is Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze. The Gunners have probably found their own version of England.

Arsenal already has its own Eze version

After signing the Gyokerers, news on the street was that the Gunners’ next leading target was Eze.

Talks have been reported to have been held to bring him to the Emirates stadium, but there is a widespread expectation that the North Londoner will need to pay him a £68m release clause in order to win him from Selhurst Park.

In the words of Sam Dean of Telegraph, Eze is a “Premier League veteran magician” and will give Arteta what he currently lacks. creativity. Of course, Arsenal have people like Bukayo Saka and Odegaard in their squad, but Eze is someone with nothing to do. He will be a fabulous capture.

However, Aitta must be cautious. With Eze at home as a midfielder, what does his arrival mean for someone like Ethan Nwaneri? Hale Ender will sign a new contract with the club this summer, but if the Palace Superstar does arrive, his game time will be damaged.

It may also weaken the playtime of a certain Max Dowman, who has players very similar to Eze. He showed this in his first two senior games.

Dowman made his debut at the club that beat Milan 1-0 last Wednesday, completing 92% of the passes and losing only one duel.

The teenager is only 15 years old to create numerous acceleration and dazzling skills.

In this regard, he cut off a cloth similar to Eze, and his performance on Newcastle’s bench once again showed how high he was.

At the moment of launch, Dowman bursts forward from the center of the court before reaching the edge of the area and forces the Pope’s intelligence to save.

The way he glided forward on the ball and manipulated the ball was incredible, even winning the penalty from Arsenal to win the game.

Dowman lets Joelinton on toast, skip the Brazilian before the tough midfielder knocks him down the narration.

It was a near impossible cameo for the teenager, who had completed all the passes and won six of eight duels.

The reporter handed over a stunning 9/10 match at the full-time Rob Guest in London. Another effort ended, which was late for John Ruddy and won a penalty after another drive. The excellent cameo showed his incredible talent. ”

While it has to be cautious when hyping up people like Dowman, he does seem to be a real deal. Few people can remember seeing someone coming through the academy at his age. He is a special talent. Do we even dare to say that a person passed down from generation to generation?

With 23 appearances in the youth level last season, full of attention to battery, creativity and purpose, it seems Arsenal has set out to his own Eze from Hale End.

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