#attacking-signings

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1 week ago

0 shots, 0 key passes: Arteta needs to stop starting this Arsenal star after invisible performance vs Villa

Arsenal's makeshift striker Mikel Merino had a very poor game against Aston Villa today, perhaps showing that Mikel Arteta needs to end this experiment. The Spain international has filled in pretty well as an emergency centre-forward, scoring in recent games against Chelsea and Brentford, but in general it surely can't be considered a long-term option. Against Villa today we saw Merino thoroughly shackled, with the 29-year-old barely able to make any kind of impact on the game.
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fromwww.caughtoffside.com
1 month ago

Mikel Arteta highlights "big message" from Sir Alex Ferguson to justify Arsenal approach

Arsenal's defensive solidity under Mikel Arteta is central to their title hopes despite criticism of conservative attacking play.
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fromwww.fourfourtwo.com
3 months ago

'Liverpool could have the most formidable attack in the world' Michael Owen on the impending Anfield arrival of Alexander Isak

Liverpool could field the world's most formidable attack after signing Alexander Isak, Hugo Ekitike and Florian Wirtz alongside Mohamed Salah and Cody Gakpo.
fromESPN.com
3 months ago

Rating the new attacking signings: Sesko, Pedro, Gyokeres, more

It has been a record-breaking transfer window in the Premier League with billions spent by England's top-flight clubs -- including huge fees for Liverpool's Florian Wirtz (£100 million) and Hugo Ekitike (£69 million) as well as the £66.3 million Manchester United paid for Benjamin Sesko. Liverpool's deadline day move for Newcastle United's Alexander Isak will be worth around €130 million, smashing the previous Premier League transfer record which was set by Chelsea when they paid Benfica an initial €106.3 million for Enzo Fernández.
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