now its on Arteta, what kind of sub does he want for Havertz? another false 9 or a striker with different traits like Gyokeres?

Needs to work on his passing though. Still very raw. I prefer Gyokeres but he'll be very hard to sign

its just a taller jesus, with less technical acumen and he also slows the game down which is what you dont want in modern day EPL. i mainly watch calcio so i can say this with full confidence. arsenal would do wonders with a striker like osimhen or gyokeres, especially the former + napoli are looking to sell im not an arsenal fan or a follower, but every time i watch theres just clogged central positions with no pressure on the CBs which causes both wingers to be easily zoned out by a good and disciplined opposition e.g. last 4 ucl games. Its baffling how Saka can have such good statline with this system and roster in place

@@dpad_ If you don't watch Arsenal then you wouldn't understand. Watching 4 games, 2 of them being where Porto played with a low block means central areas are always blocked. Saka has played nearly every game of the season and nearly 90mins per game. Fatigue happens in the later stages of the season. The EPL has 2 domestic cups, the league cup and also champions league/Europa/Conference. That's 4 cups, top 6/7 teams play per season. Saka is a brilliant player. The EPL is the toughest league to play in. Watch a whole Arsenal season then you might understand better

@@slyarsenal i dont have a reason to watch a game against WHU or Luton when i know the outcome 9/10x and where you win games solely on individual quality. Against every side that can match the quality of the wingers, aresenal has struggled. Hell, even aston villa is 2/2 against arsenal this season. Guys like Osimhen are most dangerous against high blocks which 90% team will play in EPL. And whenever you face a bus in the UCL or cups he has by far the best poacher instincts. Both this and last seasons napoli have played a very positive possesion football similar to Arsenal. The only downside is that hes more injury prone than the other 2. Bologna on the other hand is negative and Zirk is prone to losing the ball while overcomplicating. Losing the ball in your own half is suicide in EPL and this guy is very keen on dropping as deep as beyond 2 CMs, but they get away with it since serie a is by far the scrappiest top league in europe and teams dont relentlessly counterpress like in EPL. He also isnt the strongest on and off the ball despite his stature which is one of the prerequisites for a top EPL striker. This is also a reason why many serie a players flop in the league.