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Why does Mikel Arteta prefer Kai Havertz over Viktor Gyökeres? 🤔 Let’s look at the numbers. Havertz has spent around fou...
02/09/2026

Why does Mikel Arteta prefer Kai Havertz over Viktor Gyökeres? 🤔

Let’s look at the numbers. Havertz has spent around four seasons at Arsenal and has scored about 38 goals, while Gyökeres has played just one season and already has 21 goals.

So what exactly is the reason Gyökeres is being left on the bench? Against Coventry, Merino came on for Havertz instead of Gyökeres. Then against Aston Villa, Merino came on again, while Havertz stayed on for the full 90 minutes.

Some Arsenal fans are also arguing that Gyökeres should be benched because he doesn’t play enough tiki-taka football. But seriously, Gunners, what did beautiful tiki-taka football win Arsenal over the last 20 years before Gyökeres arrived? 🤔 Football is about more than looking good. It’s about scoring goals and winning trophies.

Arsenal were reportedly willing to sell Gyökeres to Atlético Madrid this summer, and honestly, that would have been one of the biggest mistakes Arteta could make.

So I have one question for Arsenal fans: are we here for entertaining football, or are we here to win trophies? ❤️🤍

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After watching Zion Suzuki against Arsenal, I can confidently say Aston Villa may have found something special in this g...
01/09/2026

After watching Zion Suzuki against Arsenal, I can confidently say Aston Villa may have found something special in this goalkeeper.

This was his Premier League debut against the reigning champions, and despite Villa losing 1-0, Suzuki showed qualities that you simply cannot ignore. He also made history by becoming the first Japanese goalkeeper to play in the Premier League. He played the full 90 minutes, made one save, conceded just one goal and finished with around a 6.5 rating.

But the numbers don't tell the full story. What really caught my attention was his confidence and distribution. Suzuki completed 29 passes at 65% accuracy, including some impressive 50-yard diagonals that showed how comfortable he is with the ball at his feet.

He also made a clean save from a Declan Rice header, and when Kai Havertz had a late one-on-one opportunity, Suzuki came off his line, stayed big and denied him. Of course, it wasn't a perfect debut. He had a couple of nervous moments, including flapping at an early corner and briefly spilling a Havertz shot.

But what impressed me was how he recovered and continued to show strong sweeper-keeper instincts, even racing outside his box to clear dangerous balls. And Saka's goal? Honestly, there was very little Suzuki could do about that close-range finish. For a goalkeeper making his Premier League debut against Arsenal, this was a very encouraging start.

If this is only the beginning, Aston Villa may have a serious goalkeeper on their hands.

After watching Arsenal against Aston Villa, I have to say something that even a blind person could see: Mikel Arteta doe...
31/08/2026

After watching Arsenal against Aston Villa, I have to say something that even a blind person could see: Mikel Arteta does not seem to trust Viktor Gyökeres enough. And honestly, I don’t understand it.

Kai Havertz’s performance against Villa was not convincing for me. He was caught offside five or six times, and there were moments where Arsenal needed someone who could constantly threaten the defence.
Meanwhile, you have Viktor Gyökeres sitting on the bench — a striker who can occupy defenders, use his strength, attack spaces and keep defenders worried for the entire game.

That is exactly what Arsenal need from their number nine.

You could see Havertz going down on the pitch, struggling to win those physical battles, while Gyökeres was watching from the bench. And this is where I question Arteta’s decision.I’m not saying Havertz is a bad player.

But if you have a striker like Gyökeres available, a player who can give you pace, power and a constant threat in behind, why not use that weapon when the game needs it?

Arteta has to make the big decisions. Arsenal cannot afford to have their strongest attacking weapon sitting on the bench when the team is struggling to create danger.

So Arsenal fans, tell me honestly: is Arteta managing Gyökeres correctly, or is he making a mistake by keeping him on the bench?

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31/08/2026

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