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    7. @dak8710 on

      Genuinely one of the most misunderstood and criminally underrated players in the modern age. His reputation proceeds him, but if you watch arsenal matches with Kai at Striker, the team just ticks. He is deceptively quick, strong and his movement in the box is that of a World Class striker. Obviously, he isn't the best natural finisher, but I'd argue that he is one the only forwards in Arsenal's recent history that has a wide range of finishes. When people hate on Havertz, it shows me that they don't actually watch him play full 90's. When he comes back this season, I think we'll start to see a lot of revisionism.

    14. @ahmad.m56 on

      Its funny when some fake Arsenal fans blaming everyone except Gyokeres. Look how Kai position himself, how he build up with the team. Sometime it's not just about people not assisting you, it's about how you connect with other players.

    18. @ronnymarcano1805 on

      Holy shit you never know what you have until you loose it. Viktor performances is got me watching Kai havertz comp. He definitely has to be our 9 striker starter. Keep Viktor for FA cups and carabao cups games maybe come as sub on the campions league or nvm bring Jesus on champions league as a sub (he always turns on his game on CL) and leave Viktor as a sub from 70’ to sub on the premier league.

    23. @AbdiazizAbdi-q5e on

      Gyokeres performance made me feel how much we missed harverz I can’t even explain. Gyokeres has shooting ability but doesn’t have harverz technique I will take harverz as striker all day long over Gyokeres

    24. @LightzyOG on

      Has maybe the best off the ball movement in football, he always finds space. That's why he was so deadly as a second striker for Leverkusen. Miss him so much, he is the key that unlocks this Arsenal team.

    27. @BradleyRouse-y1q on

      When he is on form he is way better than Gyökeres and he should he starting over him
      I used to back Gyökeres and I still do but its facts havertz on form is better

    32. @gotgirth on

      I was excited when we signed Gyokores, but after 5 and a bit months .. Gyokores doesnt do anything better than Havertz

    37. @emirates111 on

      Its so jarring he is having these knee problems. If/when he is fit he is 100 percent our best CF.. nobody is ready for what is to come. His numbers were up there with the best in the world but also he made us tick. Geezer has 20 goals 19 assista for germany in 55 games.. he wasnt even playing 9 until recent

    38. @emirates111 on

      To borrow a quote from the great Arsene Wenger and slightly alter it . He said 'if u love football u love Tomas Rosicky'.. but if you know & or love football you rate Kai Havertz highly.

    40. @AYELETAYEGIMITIE on

      Mikel Arteta: Six Years of Transformation at Arsenal

      Mikel Arteta’s journey at Arsenal is one of resilience, vision, and transformation. When he arrived in December 2019, the club was struggling with identity, consistency, and results. Arteta stepped in with clarity of purpose: to rebuild Arsenal into a disciplined, competitive, and modern football team.

      From the very beginning, he emphasized structure, tactical awareness, and a culture of accountability. His first major achievement came quickly — the 2020 FA Cup victory against Chelsea. That triumph was more than a trophy; it was a statement that Arsenal could rise again under his leadership.

      Arteta’s philosophy leaned heavily on youth development. He placed trust in players like Bukayo Saka, Emile Smith Rowe, and Gabriel Martinelli, giving them responsibility and confidence to shine on the biggest stages. At the same time, he reshaped the squad with smart signings — Gabriel Magahalesh, Martin Odegaard, Declan Rice — blending youthful energy with experienced leadership.

      Over six years, Arsenal’s trajectory shifted dramatically. The team returned to the Champions League, consistently challenged at the top of the Premier League, and re established itself as a contender for major honors. Arteta’s tactical evolution — from pragmatic counter attacks to fluid, possession based football — reflected his growth as a manager and his adaptability to the demands of elite competition.

      Beyond results, Arteta changed the atmosphere at Arsenal. He instilled discipline, unity, and a winning mentality. Training sessions became sharper, standards higher, and expectations clearer. Players spoke of his intensity and attention to detail, qualities that pushed them to improve individually and collectively.

      His journey is not without challenges. There were difficult seasons, painful defeats, and questions about whether his project would succeed. Yet Arteta remained steadfast, learning from setbacks and using them to strengthen his approach. That resilience became a hallmark of his tenure.

      Today, Arteta stands as a symbol of Arsenal’s resurgence. He has rebuilt the club’s reputation on the global stage, restored pride to the fans, and laid the foundation for sustained success. His six year journey is not just about trophies or league positions — it is about transformation, belief, and the revival of a footballing identity that had been lost.

      Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal story continues, but the first six years already mark him as one of the most influential figures in the club’s modern history.

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