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Arsenal fans getting frustrated as they’re dying to see this happen

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This transfer window, Arsenal only completed two signings. One of them was Alexandre Lacazette and the other being Sead Kolasinac. Alexandre Lacazette joined Arsenal for a staggering £52m club record. While Kolasinac came on a free transfer.

Compared to other clubs who made several signings over the course of the summer, we had a below average transfer window. But if you see things from a different perspective, that we also managed to keep Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez this transfer window so I guess we could call our transfer window average.

 

Since the start of the new season, Arsenal fans have been dying to see our first choice attacking trio. Namely consisting of Ozil, Sanchez and Lacazette.

With Lacazette being the front man and Sanchez and Ozil playing in free roles behind the forward. Arsenal fans were so sure we’d be ripping apart any defense that comes and stands in our way.

Unfortunately, we haven’t seen the trio playing together not even for one minute.

Ozil is still out with an injury and Sanchez wanted to leave so he missed the start of the season.

Arsenal fans aren’t sure when they’ll see the trio together. As every day pass they grow restless.

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And if that wasn’t enough, our dream of seeing the trio play together might be short-lived.

Recently, Michael Owen told BT sport that it is impossible for Alexis Sanchez to stay at Arsenal. Here’s what he said:

‘If he’s interested in winning medals then he’ll leave.

‘There’s no way possible that he can stay in my eyes.

‘He jumps off the page. He jumps into any Premier League team. And when you look at some of the teams we’ve got at the minute, they’re brilliant, yet he’d walk into any team. He is that good.

‘And I’d be astonished if you see him in an Arsenal shirt next season.

‘In many ways, why would you want to be that quality of player and not playing in the Champions League regularly and challenging for the league title? So you can understand it in a way.

‘But it’s going to leave such a big hole for Arsenal and Arsene Wenger to fill and it doesn’t bear thinking about at the moment.’

Robbie Savage added that he thinks Arsenal are ‘a million miles away’ from challenging for major silverware and believes Sanchez is in the ‘perfect situation’ to join a top club around Europe.

He said:

‘It’s the perfect situation for Alexis Sanchez, he knows every time he goes onto that pitch in an Arsenal shirt, he’s in the shop window,’

‘I’m sure every team around the world will want Alexis Sanchez on a free transfer.

‘Whether he goes in January is another thing. That backheel today is world-class and the thing is he works exceptionally hard for his side.

‘If it’s in January or at the end of the season – he wants to win trophies. I know Arsenal have won two FA Cups in recent years but, you know, Premier Leagues, Champions Leagues and I think Arsenal are a million miles away from that.’

 

We sincerely hope that’s not the case. And if it comes to that we should be prepared for that day. Till then let’s try to enjoy the beautiful football the trio has to offer us.

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What Arteta said about Tavares, players leaving in January and MORE!

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Check out everything Mikel Arteta had to say about Nuno Tavares, if he regrets players leaving in January

It is safe to say that Nuno Tavares, just like the team and Arteta, did not have a great performance on Monday. However, it is those defeats that test the mentality and separate the best from the average.

Arteta talked about how to give the youngster confidence and why he decided to take him off. “Always I speak with the players and I spoke with Nuno because I care about how feel. We are here to help them and make their careers better.”

Regardless, he understood it wasn’t a decision that was great for the Tavares but one he understood.

“That was a decision that hurt him, obviously, but he understands that it was for the benefit of the team and he respects that.” via Arsenal’s official website.

When asked how he intends on getting the best out of Tavares, he said:

“His confidence probably wasn’t the best because he wasn’t playing a lot of minutes as well and probably wasn’t at his best and he needs the rhythm, the competition and the understanding with his teammates.”

Quite evidently, there is a deep mutual respect and understanding between the players and Arteta. The mutual respect between players and coach goes a long way as defeats shape character in tough patches of form.

Arteta does not have regrets over letting players leave

The Gaffer was asked whether letting players leave in January was the right decision. He reaffirmed and asked back if he should justifying those decisions again and again.

“I don’t know if we have to justify it, we have to make a decision based on what we see every day, ” he said.

The former Everton man continued, “How the players can contribute in the role that they have at the club, or if they cannot do it or they don’t want to do it, we find solutions and that’s what we always try to do.”

 

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Arteta on Palace defeat, Brighton game, fight for top 4 and more

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Check out everything Arteta had to say about Arsenal’s game against Brighton and more

Arteta and Arsenal were faced with an unexpected setback with a humiliating defeat at Selhurst park. The Gunners looked done and out of the game from the kick off whistle.

When asked how the defeat impacted the squad, Arteta had a bit to say. “Embrace the challenge. You lost, now you want to win, it’s hurting and it’s still hurting. We lost two big players, two really important players for us for sure.” Via Arsenal.

While his tone suggested he blamed injuries, he accepted responsibility and to accept the result.

“But whenever that happens you can’t cry for it because they are not going to be available for us. So we have to find other solutions and we have to be as good and as competitive as we have been.”

Arteta was also asked about what were his expectations for the match against Brighton. The Spaniard said the usual things one says before a game about his opponent.

“They’re a team with a lot of personality, a coach that is very willing to play, that is very aggressive in the way they press, that wants to dominate the game and they have good players to do that but they are very difficult to beat.”

Besides just complimenting Brighton, he commented on their set piece intelligence and defense.

Arteta when asked about top four

The coach was also asked about if the belief of finishing top four is still there. His comments implicated he wants the squad to move on from the defeat and focus on the task ahead.

“[The setback] has happened and it’s happened with nine games to go and we have to react now.

We have to show tomorrow the energy, the commitment and the passion that we want to play the game tomorrow in front of our fans.”

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Crystal Palace v Arsenal: preview, possible XI, team news in top 4 quest

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Match Preview: Arsenal continue their top 4 campaign

Arsenal will be taking on Crystal Palace in their conquest for top 4 as they return after the international break. The Gunners will be travelling cross city to take on the Eagles in a crucial league fixture.

Two former Arsenal icons will be on the sidelines as coaches, Mikel Arteta and Patrick Vieira. Both managers have played in different Arsenal teams under Arsene Wenger and will hope to be putting on a show tonight.

Arsenal are on a great run of games lately, with their last win coming against Aston Villa. Patrick Vieira’s men also held Manchester City to a 0-0 draw before the international break arrived.

Arsenal player ratings vs Aston Villa: Saka seals huge 1-0 win

Saka scored the only goal of the game to seal 3 points for Arsenal

Vieira has completely transformed the outlook of Palace’s squad as they sit at 12th currently. Such is also the case for Arteta, who has transformed Arsenal into a strong top 4 contender whilst playing attractive, offensive football.

The Gunners have only lost once in their last 7 Premier League fixtures, with the only loss coming against Liverpool. In a game where the Gunners dominated, Liverpool struck twice at the right moments.

Venue: Selhurst Park

Time: 8:00 pm local time

Referee: Paul Tierney

Team News for Arsenal

Backup goalkeeper Bernd Leno will be taking Ramsdale’s place once again as the Englishman is still out injured. The keeper is supposed to stay on the sidelines for a while longer after getting injured against Liverpool in March.

On the other hand, Mikel Arteta was optimistic about Takehiro Tomiyasu returning to action. The Japanese international had been out of commission due to a calf injury.

Gabriel Martinelli will be hoping to return to the starting XI after missing out against Villa. He has recovered from his illness that kept him out before the international break.

Read up more in detail on the injury front here.

Predicted Starting XI

Arsenal: Leno; Cedric Soares, Ben White, Gabriel, Tierney; Martin Odegaard, Thomas Partey, Granit Xhaka; Bukayo Saka, Alexandre Lacazette, Gabriel Martinelli

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