Why can't G.Jesus be used on the right

If Arteta trusted Jesus to do that, why has he not been doing it. Jesus has been fit for a few weeks now, but hardly selected. He is too injury prone to be a reliable option. @@yungdkay1008

@@yungdkay1008couldn't agree more

I think so too instead of selling him​@yungdkay1008 If we could get enough for Jesus then we can get a RW to compete with Saka

The difference is that the left side needs certified starting quality, whilst the just right needs competition .

Like 22 yo Haalands?

@@PaulClarke-dv5sr imagine someone said don't buy Pires because he isn't already as good as a generational talent like Zidane? Imagine we didn't buy Henry (who wasn't playing well or having good numbers at the time) because he wasnt already as good as (brazilian) Ronaldo. Haaland doesnt do most of the stuff that Havertz does either... he doesn't drop into midfield, he doesn't facilitate or doing anywher near as much tactically with flexibility depending on the opponent... he doesn't do anywhere near as much running or defensive work. THe op comment is fair.. Haaland is obviously the much better finisher and box striker... Havertz is by far the better false 9 tho.. he already has the other stuff.. and he is maybe young enough that his finishing could still improve.

They’re moving it to the summer I think

Osimhen is not overatted. Also the lowblock talk is nonsense when last season he won Serie A with Napoli who were a possesion team. The 'not good in tights spaces' is nonsense. He's scored so many half chances in congested areas or from tight angles. Osimhen is a natural goalscorer. Osimhen has better physical advantages then Havertz. Osimhen is better in the air then Havertz which is one of Havertz major strenghths. Osimhen is alot quicker then Havertz, whose got good pace. Osimhen has better holdup play. Osimhen is more agile, better instinct in the box. Osimhen has better feet, better technically. Osimhen box presense is next level. He also creates space for the wingers by occupying CB's. Osimhen adds that inevitable goalscorer in the team. Havertz would be a great plan B or play as part dual no.10's system with Odegaard. He provides alot of versatility, at worst strenghthen squad depth.

@@MRBp2024 He is overrated, Just because he played in a possession team doesn't mean he played against low blocks all season because he didn't, he had a lot of chances in transition as well😂 And yes he scored half chances, also missed a lot of easy ones as well, last season he literally missed more chances than he scored, so I don't know what you mean by "inevitable goalscorer" 😭 Secondly, how the hell is Osimhen more technically gifted than Havertz, let's be real here. Even against Spurs the number of times a long ball was played into him and he took it down one touch shows how much of a lie that is. And that assist to Saka right to his feet...bro 😂 And thirdly yes I'm aware Osimhen is the better striker, never said he wasn't. I'm saying that in terms of what this team needs, this team performs incredibly with a false 9 system, and Havertz is a better fit as a false 9, will Osimhen drop deep and drag defenders with him for Martinelli, Trossard and Saka to attack the box? No... And this is something you guys don't understand, Osimhen will occupy defenders centrally so the spaces he creates for the wingers is more on the edge of the box than in it and only Odegaard is a CONSISTENT threat on the edge of the box, Saka, Martinelli, Jesus, Trossard score more in the box. Havertz on the other hand will drag defenders left, right and center all over the place, even into midfield and creates all kinds of spaces for his teammates. He does that better than almost all strikers right now. Indeed Osimhen is physically better and an instinctive goal scorer despite that chances he wastes but to me that isn't enough for us to pay 120+ million for him when we can use that money alone to buy a Frenkie De Jong as a number 8 and a Nico Williams for the wings. Just being a goalscorer isn't enough anymore, any player we get into this team must ELEVATE the people around him like Havertz is doing. If not then it ain't worth it. I don't see the point of signing a single player to score 25 goals himself and the rest score less if with Havertz there's a chance of around 5 players getting about 10 goals each and he himself getting about 20 G+A

Canadians don’t know how to pronounce anything properly 😂

Isn’t he like 27-28? Not same value as Kai

Rashford has been poorly coached. Rashford general linkup play and basic fundamentals isn't great. Technically so inconsistent. His physical profile is great. But the baggage for the level of talent he is definitely a bad idea. Rashford going through a down period of his career with no demand from himself. Havertz case he wanted to stay in england and prove himself, he was willing to work, kept trying during poor form. He atleast had the effort part. Havertz could easily have gone back to his comfort zone of Germany at a club like Bayern Munich who win Bundesliga every year under his former coach Tuchel. He choose to go to a london rival who have alot of pressure despire not being favorites for the PL title, along with having his own 65m price tag. Rashford is too much of a gamble for a guy who people question his comittment, work ethic and desire to be on the pitch. He's too flawed a footballer to have those work ethic + commitment questions, thats not even speaking on his 350k pw wage. Havertz is 24, a former wonderkid who people viewed as a generational talent. Havertz is back to his Leverkusen form + finishing.

Another career ruined under Arteta....

Haaland's 22 and Bellingham's 20 Just saying..

Kai already means king. King kai is "king king"

@@kunimitsune177 330k pw to score the same number of goals as Chris Wood at Forest Bargain

He's Leverkusen's talisman and probably won't be sold.

Are you going to the Bournemouth game today to support your club?

See the goal he scored against Burnley Fcuking Burnley loooooool Did you see his goals against Fulham, Villa, Porto and Bayern Munich.?? Nope, neither did i...

We're not lauding Havertz's numbers over 34 games, but his numbers at centre forward. We'd not be having this discussion if he hadn't scored 8+ goals and 5+ assists in his last 11 games. Scoring and assisting that over 34 games is underwhelming. Doing so in 11 games, that's impressive.

@@Chapman1886 still not enough for all the praise he's been getting from all media outlets and youtube creators Trossard is having a way better season with less games and he doesn't get the amount of praise Havertz gets,all because everyone who called him a flop at the beginning made him a underdog so now it looks like he's exceeding expectations

@@spoilbrattprudaksinz1820 What praise is sufficient for scoring or assisting 12 goals in 13 games as a striker? That's close to Ballon d'Or level production. George has a point that the sample size is too small and it's not enough games to know definitely that we have our no 9 of the future, but it's not really rocket science why he has been getting praise for his performances and output.

@@Chapman1886 it's normal we see that type of production all the time...Not even Ollie Watkins is getting this amount of praise and he's been scoring and assisting in almost every game this season

@@spoilbrattprudaksinz1820 Watkins has 19 goals and 12 assists in 34 games in the league. If he was 24 years old and had that kind of production for Arsenal, we wouldn't be having this conversation. He'd be our 1st choice striker going into next season.