Off the field, Gilberto Silva spoke of his admiration for Jack Grealish, while Jerome Boateng is seeing a loose transfer.
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PLAYMAKER PATIENT
Former Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fábregas has asked for the patience of Arsenal fans with Mikel Arteta.
The Gunners have lost part of their first eight games and have seemed unconvincing in the future, and a global departure from some of the attacking groups where Fábregas played.
But the Spaniard suggested other people give the coach time.
He told 90min. com: “Look, this is a transition period. Mikel has his ideas, it takes time.
“The challenge for a coach in those days is that you don’t have time. You lose three games, everyone asks for your head.
“I know it’s very, very complicated because you need to put your ideas into practice, and it’s a process.
“Sometimes it’s complicated because football moves very fast, everyone needs to win, there’s tension on the board, the fans, the players. You’re there every day. “
NOW AND BREN
Arsenal have gained a special touch for transfers with the news that Brazilian target Brenner will not want a paint permit, according to reports.
The 20-year-old Sao Paulo striker is believed to have an Italian passport, allowing him to point to Premier League giants.
The Gunners got last year from Gabriel Martinelli of Ituano in the same way, the wonder boy also had an Italian passport along with a Brazilian.
And Arsenal’s technical director, Edu, would be in a position to move around the talented striker.
Brenner has scored 17 goals in his last 27 games for Sao Paulo and is highly rated in his home country.
LEW LEGEND
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang headed to Instagram to congratulate Lewis Hamilton after a seven-time Formula One world champion this afternoon.
The Briton faced the rainy surface and his competition for a victory at a desirable Turkish Grand Prix this afternoon.
MOURNING FOOTBALL: RAY CLEMENCE DEAD AT AGE 72
Breaking: Liverpool and England legend Ray Clemence died at the age of 72.
His circle of relatives issued a message after his “peaceful death. “
Clémence leaves his wife Veronica, daughters Julie and Sarah and son Stephen, a former Tottenham player and current coach in Newcastle.
The Skegness-born star has played an illustrious 23-year career for Scunthorpe, Liverpool and Tottenham.
NAY BOTHER
Former Chelsea and Spurs midfielder Gus Poyet reminded him of how he felt when he was part of Real Zaragoza’s squad that beat Arsenal at the 1995 European Cup Winners’ Cup thanks to Nayim’s long-distance goal.
He said, “I walked away 10 yards away when he hit him. I thought, “What is this?”Because there was no one before him.
“Everyone was silent, alone at the dance and David Seaman.
“To be honest, it was probably the ultimate purpose of football, everyone was going everywhere, and it wasn’t much more full-time because it meant so much.
“I cried like a baby for the excitement, but I also had cramps in my calf. When I tried to run, I was given it completely and I had to lift my foot. “
SHOOT TO WIN
HOLD FORT
JACK BOAT
Manchester City has reportedly joined rival United in the race for Aston Villa captain Jack Grealish.
The Daily Star claims that Pep Guardiola has known the 25-year-old game creator as the ‘ideal addition’ to his squad.
The report adds that it remains to be noted whether the City will bid for the star valued at 70 million pounds when the move-in window opens in January.
Grealish’s surprising form for Villa would possibly mean he will see the season at the club of his formative years to consolidate his position in the England team for Euro 2020 postponed next summer.
This would mean that any movement in the city will likely take a position at the end of the existing campaign.
And Arsenal legend Gilberto Silva has suggested the Gunners bring Grealish to the Emirates.
NO NO NONE
Sporting Lisbon allegedly increased the charge of the release clause for teenager Nuno Mendes, in order to defend himself from the outdoor interest.
Sporting and the player’s representatives have agreed to his down payment of 40 million pounds to 62 million pounds, according to Record.
It would be the clause at the moment in the club’s history, only crowned by former Sporting star Bruno Fernandes, whose prices were 89. 7 million pounds.
Arsenal are said to have investigated Mendes, but are expected to face the festival of rivals Manchester United and Liverpool.
GUNNER NEEDS SOMEONE.
Arsenal legend Lee Dixon believes the club will have to recruit a player in the same mold as Chelsea ace Mason Mount.
Responding to the Gunners’ lack of creativity, Dixon told the Handbrake Off podcast that Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang can bring the burden of scoring alone.
He said: “It’s a big general addiction to a player to turn you into a goal.
“It doesn’t make sense from anywhere else, although Lacazette is 3 out of six, it turns out she’s gone from the ball.
“No purpose since midfield at all. No midfielder who forces the groups to return as a Mason Mount or who crosses the middle like that and gets into the area.
“So you can play with that now, and I haven’t even talked about the last four or five, so limited in what you can achieve. “
FOOTBALL FRIENDS
XHAK ATTACK
Cesc Fábregas has revealed that he considers Granit Xhaka one of Arsenal’s players.
Said 90min: “Listen, this is a transition period. Mikel has his ideas, but it takes time. The challenge for a coach in those days is that you don’t have time. You lose 3 games, everyone asks for your head. “
“I know it’s very, very complicated because you have to put your ideas into effect, and it’s a process. Sometimes it’s complicated because football moves very fast, everyone needs to win, there’s tension on the board, the fans, the players you’re there every day.
“Maybe they want a little more time. “
Tripping
Arsenal won a coup in their quest to point to Dominik Szoboszlai after Hungarian coach Marco Rossi said they would probably move to the Bundesliga.
He told CalcioNapoli24 TV CalcioMercato: “I never told him about Napoli’s interest. I wouldn’t think if he moved to Naples, Italy, living in Pozzuoli, he might see it more often.
“My feeling is that it is more likely to end in Germany: you are able to make the leap, going to the Bundesliga, the speed is less long.
“Austrian football in Salzburg is that of the Bundesliga.
“Getting to Italy would involve adjustments and adaptation periods from a tactical point of view. “
“WHO SANCTIONED THIS?
Aston Villa has “basically stolen” Emi Martinez from Arsenal, as he is now one of the Premier League goalkeepers, according to former Villans striker Alan McInally.
Former Scottish striker McInally says that “Arsenal will now reflect, who in God’s call sanctioned this?” while the Gunners languish in the middle of the table while Villa, sixth, thrives defensively.
Dean Smith’s men have left the full equivalent of Premier League goals since Martinez’s arrival in the summer of 20 million pounds in seven games, culminating in last Sunday’s 3-0 win in the Emirates.
And specialist McInally told Footy Accumulators One to Watch: “I can’t, they gave it to us outside of London.
“He is a very intelligent goalkeeper. I think that he has already seen, even on the defensive Villa, a greater look. “
“What Aston Villa hasn’t had in a long time is a better Array goalkeeper. . . I think Martinez is.
“Hopefully, I think it will turn out we stole it for 20 million pounds from Arsenal.
“This is a glorious gesture for Aston Villa and even greater for Martinez, and I hope the wedding is fantastic. “
LES FANS OF GOOD MORNING GUNNERS
Arsenal legend Gilberto Silva has his former employers to take Aston Villa ace Jack Grealish to the Emirates.
He told The Invisible Wall Show: “Realistic, amazing. Looks like he may be a player the arsenal hasn’t seen.
“With his skills, he is one of the middle players who can play lovely football. Control the ball, attend and can score goals.
“He’s another Dennis Bergkamp, but he may be someone long-term at Arsenal. “
Arsenal are showing interest in Lille’s game creator Yusuf Yazici, according to the Daily Mail.
The Turkish alien joined Lille from Trabzonspor on a 15 million pound deal last summer, but his first season in France was interrupted by a previous cruciate ligament injury.
This fourth, Yazici has scored 8 goals in 12 games, adding two hat tricks in the Europa League.
The Gunners have joined the race to point out Brazilian star Brenner, according to the Daily Mail.
The 20-year-old Sao Paulo striker has a termination clause of forty-five million pounds in his contract, but he may be allowed to leave his club for years of training for much less.
DOM OFFER
Real Madrid is Arsenal to reach RB Salzburg midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai.
Szoboszlai’s last-minute heroism secured Hungary a position in the Euro 2020 final after scoring iceland’s winner for the wonderful Euro 2016 Package.
The midfielder is out of contract in 2022.
It may only be obtained for 23 million pounds in January, with whites able to control water with an offer, the AS newspaper in Madrid reports.
Szoboszlai, who turned 20 last month, at the centre of Salzburg’s promotion to the most sensible category in Europe.
AC Milan and RB Leipzig also the talented young man.
ALL THIS YAZ
Arsenal showed interest in Lille’s game creator Yusuf Yazici to the Daily Mail.
The Turkish alien joined Lille from Trabzonspor on a 15 million pound deal last summer, but his first season in France was interrupted by a previous cruciate ligament injury.
This fourth, Yazici has scored 8 goals in 12 games, adding two hat tricks in the Europa League.
BRENNER EYES ARSENAL
Arsenal have joined the race to point Brazilian star Brenner to the Daily Mail.
The 20-year-old Sao Paulo striker has a forty-five million pound release clause in his contract, but he may be allowed to leave his club for years of training for much less.
The young man has 17 goals in 27 appearances in 2020 and is attracting clubs across Europe.
IT’S JUST THE WAY YOU WANT IT.
Chelsea and Arsenal will compete to recruit Bayern Munich’s central defender, Jerome Boateng.
The former Manchester City defender will be a loose agent next summer after European champions refused to offer him a new contract.
Boateng, 32, will not be able to negotiate the terms with clubs from January.
Sport Bild reports that Tottenham is interested in the former German international.
SILVA CALLS FOR GREALISH MOVEMENT
Arsenal legend Gilberto Silva the Gunners will target Aston Villa star Jack Grealish.
Silva told invisible Wall’s podcast: “Realistic, amazing. Looks like he may be a player Arsenal missed.
“With his skills, he is one of the intermediate players who can play lovely football.
“He controls the ball, he’s helping and he can score goals.
“He’s another Dennis Bergkamp, but he may be someone long-term at Arsenal. “
Grealish signed a new long-term contract with Villa in September, tying him up to the club until 2025.
DELETE ARSENAL
Arsenal await Alexandre Lacazette, Sead Kolasinac, Sokratis and Matteo Guendouzi, according to the Mirror.
Technical Director Edu expects quartet outings to generate about 90 million pounds of moving funds.
Kolasinac nearly left Arsenal this summer and could sign for Bayer Leverkusen in a 10 million pound deal when the move-in window reopens.
Sokratis also left the Emirates this summer and has not yet played for the Gunners this season.
Guendouzi and Lacazette are likely to rate the rates, which are valued at around 40 million pounds through the North London company.
ICYMI
Gabriel Magalhaes, who spent time on loan at Troyes and Dinamo Zagreb after leaving Brazilian Avai for Lille, said he had helped expand his game across Europe.
He told Arsenal’s website: “At first it was very complicated when I arrived in Lille [in 2016] because I was in a city where I didn’t speak the language and I was very young, so it was complicated.
“I much.
“After my loans to Troyes and Dinamo Zagreb, I matured. When I returned to Lille, I was more mature and knew more about Europe and a taste for the game.
“When I started playing, thank God I was able to do it and get it right, help Lille succeed in the Champions League. It was very rewarding for me.
SMART CHOICE
Former Aston Villa sideman Alan McInally claimed Emiliano Martinez’s robbery from Arsenal.
“I can’t, we got it out of London, ” he told Footy Accumulators.
“Emiliano Martínez is now the goalkeeper of Aston Villa and it will be Arsenal who in God’s call sanctioned him.
“He’s a very doorman.
“I think I’ve seen it, even defensively, that Villa looks a little. . . not a little better, much better.
“What Aston Villa has not had for a long time is a very sensible point goalkeeper.
“With a lot of respect for some of those who were there, for me they weren’t the most productive goalkeepers, it wasn’t, and I think Martinez was.
“And it’s going to turn out we stole it for 20 million pounds from Arsenal. “
AUBA THE MOON
FAB JACK
Cesc Fábregas said his former Arsenal teammate Jack Wilshere was smart enough to play for Barcelona and Real Madrid.
“Jack is such a smart talent, one of the most talented players I’ve ever played with,” Fábregas told the Daily Mail.
‘I was only 16 when he came here to exercise with us for the first time and I think this guy is good, strong, lively. ‘
“It’s a shame what happened to him, I’m sorry because he may have been a true English legend of sport. “
“We communicated how British players would adapt to European groups. I think Jack was one of the few Britons who could have succeeded at Real Madrid or Barcelona.
“The same for Aaron Ramsey and Gareth Bale, these guys are so talented, no injuries, they may have done much more.
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