Arsenal found a super £150 million in production

Arsenal needs a striker. This is probably the most obvious fact in football right now. In their last two Premier League games, they failed to score, trailing Liverpool by 13 points in the championship game.

So, in the final 16 draws with PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League, the Gunners hoped to reach the quarterfinals with little excitement, expectations or noise.

The Philips Stadium trip was not friendly to Mikel Arteta and Arsenal, failing to win on its last five visits, dating back to 2002.

Well, sparks were spotted Tuesday night, which was urgently needed considering they found their ruts.

It’s a purposeful weapon side, full of energy. Just like watching the first few years of Arteta’s rule, there was just no Bukayo Saka.

In fact, this week’s performance in the Netherlands is incredible. The Londoners escaped the European attack with a 7-1 victory. This was the biggest win in the knockout stage of the game throughout history.

Arsenal’s greatest motivation to beat PSV

This is a game full of excitement. Of course, this is not a sentence from Arsenal in February. However, a new month brings new hope, and Arteta’s side already has a foot in the gateway to the quarterfinals that Real Madrid or Atletico Madrid have been waiting for.

Still, let’s stay in the present, there’s a lot of positive things for the coaching staff.

The biggest possibility is the return of the form of Martin Odegaard. The Norwegian had only one Open goal throughout the season before Tuesday, but found net basketball twice in the second half to limit his best performance throughout the semester.

Declan Rice didn’t find himself on the scoring list, but he was a monster in the middle of the park. He never stopped running and was Arsenal’s key, opening the score, crossing the back stick, Jurrien Timber beat him 1-0 in his homeland.

Myles Lewis-Skelly does have to withdraw before the break, fearing he’ll receive another red card, luckily not showing it to the second yellow at one stage, but his replacement at Riccardo Calafiori only proves how strong Arsenal’s depth is.

Believe it or not, the Italian left-back found the network had already poured into the right-hand channel, found the network on the weak feet, and poured into the right-hand channel.

Mikel Merino and Leandro Trossard were also on the scoring list, but the biggest positive was Ethan Nwaneri. We used up the best for him…

Ethan Nwaneri’s decisive night in Eindhoven

It’s hard to believe that this young guy is only 17 years old. Last year, football spoke to Barcelona’s Lamine Yamal for a long time, but Nwaneri is also heading on the star path, limiting the 2025 excellent 2025 by being second on the second night at Arsenal.

Since Saka’s hamstring injury, Arteta needs players to stand up and after the teenagers were sensational, they find another superstar.

Nwaneri is the club’s third-place scorer, eight this semester, four of which have been since becoming a regular starter during Saka’s absence.

Of course, they missed the last third of the British energy, but Hale ended up with another gem proving that he might be as influential as he would be in the future.

It was a dazzling night for Nwaneri, a dazzling night that he was imitating some of the best young players we’ve ever seen in Europe.

Indeed, he became the second year Arsenal player (348 days in 2017), and after CESC Fabregas (309 days in 2017), he competed in the Champions League knockout stage, while the talented young man was the third British teenager to start in the European knockout stage, before he was 18 years after Jude Bellingham and Phil Filingham and Phil Foden.

Just like Bellingham who played Dortmund in this match in the same match, he would certainly wear £150 million giant shoes.

In Tuesday’s score, Nwaneri became the third youngest scorer in Champions League knockout history, behind Bojan Krkic and Bellingham. It’s safe to say that he deserves to be damn special.

So, what’s next for this bold teenager? Well, England might call. Thomas Tuchel quickly named his first team and you have a hard time finding many people who suggest he is not worth a place.

On another night, the 17-year-old watched a lesson on everyone else on the court, with the Three Lions and Arsenal likely to get the next Bellingham. A large teenage superstar is in production, ready to sweep European and international football.