£28m Arsenal star just proves he is becoming a modern giroud

Ladies and gentlemen, Bukayo Saka is back. Wow, that’s a real sight. The three-month-old Arsenal fans had to watch him play football again, and the boy was worth waiting for.

Never seen the club’s seventh place since the hamstring injury was applied to Crystal Palace on December 21, and since then, the Gunners’ Championship Challenge has been quickly extinguished.

However, Arsenal’s season remains promising. Although they beat Fulham 2-1 on Tuesday night, Saka scored, they are unlikely to win the Premier League title.

However, the winger’s return is timely and Real Madrid can look forward to it in less than a week’s Champions League.

Once, Mikel Arteta has many positive factors to be in a coma. Isn’t this often said about the club’s season?

Arsenal’s greatest motivation to beat Fulham

Oh, Saka, you little beautiful. Arsenal has been a hellish 12-week period for Arsenal since the British brought it to the court, but he is back.

He only stayed on the court for seven minutes before finding the net. It’s not classic Saka fashion, but it still lifts the roof from the Emirates Stadium.

Mikel Merino moved into the left lane and waved the ball towards Saka with Gabriel Martinelli’s excellent skills and boldness.

The return hero is only a few inches away from the goal and cannot be missed, leading the previous Gunner Bernd Leno.

Saka is not the only positive either, far from that. Merino and Martinelli, mentioned earlier, were at their best, with the former scoring the opening goal of the game, while the latter unfortunately did not leave the proceedings and named after him.

The Brazilian has been live, not only providing an assist for Saka’s goal, but also winning the game strike, but he also found the back of the network, even though it was excluded from offside.

Still, it is amazing to see the winger back at the highest speed. He has been a constant nuisance throughout the process, reminiscent of the performance of Timothy Castagne of Fulham to 2022/23 Martinelli.

He left the court, had three shots, completed two dribbling and produced five key passes.

Aside from Saka’s incredible return, the biggest must be the club’s interim center performance.

Arsenal discovers their modern Olivier Giroud

When Arsenal’s FA Cup exited Manchester United, Gabriel Jesus fell down due to injury, a collective panic arose. But…it’s OK…they will be strengthened in the January transfer window. The famous last sentence and so on.

Arsenal did not strengthen. What are their rewards? Kai Havertz was also injured.

Since then, Arteta has preferred to consider the aforementioned Merino as his striker and has achieved different successes.

To be honest, the £28 million summer arrival has done the Admiral’s work. As a striker, he scored five goals in eight games. If he starts the campaign with the club’s No. 9, he will have a 23-goal season. It’s really not bad.

Unlike many others in the club’s injury season, he strengthened a lot of time, in the words of Arsenal writer Oli Price Bates, “not enough credibility for his performance”.

Another match came, against Fulham, and the Spaniard was impressed. His goal is to have a comfortable effect, finding the net through deflection, but this is a crucial goal.

This is not the first time a true social man has appeared in ace, especially scoring That Leave the bench in a 2-0 win over Leicester City.

Since then, he has been thoroughly introduced, like some Olivier Giroud. Now, there is a clear difference between the two. Giroud is first and foremost a direct center forward.

However, there are specific similarities in the way the two play games. The Frenchman scored some beautiful goals, but he always had an awkward game style, and the technique looked awkward. At the same time, his left nail must be very special.

These features can of course be applied to Merino. He’s not the most technically elegant – he’s a little bit clumsy and awkward like Giroud. He was also underrated and underrated. Not to mention their ability to act as target men and link to play.

The Spanish international against Fulham certainly made this point. He scored the opening goal and then completed 88% of the pass and also made a key pass. The 28-year-old was then handed over to the 8/10 player.

Merino’s future is certainly not the last third, but his due credit, and his back-end in this unpopular season is Arsenal’s back-end.