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Nobody better than Mikel Arteta

Madueke Gyok Martinelli front 3 either means the most painful nothing terror ball or they score 5 and look unbelievable, there is no in between. Today is the later

@Arsenal @deel What a team

🔴 𝗧𝗘𝗔𝗠𝙉𝙀𝙒𝙎 ⚪️ 💪 Calafiori comes in ⚡ Madueke and Saka out wide 🎯 Havertz with the start Let’s take another big step, Gunners 👊 🤝 Presented by @deel

Mesut Ozil - The Arsenal Tapes

Saka’s goal catalogue for England is unreal x.com/OdellMedia7/st…

@SirJerry_cfc Closer to Everton in 13th than arsenal btw

Chelsea with so many injuries plus red card having a terrible season Vs Arsenal having the best season in PL ever 😂😂😂

@AeternaIux @ssdeuxx 28

@ssdeuxx How many have we scored?

we’re passing that man utd record too btw

@AlexVolloFPL Shhh

Was looking at Jarrod Bowen, but considering I’ll need some money to upgrade my team in a few weeks, my focus has shifted to £5.5m Crysencio Summerville. He’s getting consistent minutes under a new manager and finally looks in good shape, receiving more passes than Bowen, especially in the final third. Both have a lot of defensive work to do, so their heat maps probably won’t please you, but each has distinct advantages. Bowen can play more centrally if needed, while Summerville creates chances for himself and isn’t as reliant on teammates in attacking actions, often being the most advanced and isolated player during counters, which makes him appealing even with imperfect fixtures. In the next three matches, he faces teams that may struggle with quick, vertical transitions. I particularly like that Brentford fixture. Brentford have shifted under new management to a deeper, more compact setup that aims to absorb pressure rather than press high as before. Their back line sits deep, inviting opponents into half-spaces between lines where they try to block central progression. Summerville thrives in those zones with his dribbling, agility, and clever off-ball movement. West Ham’s attacking patterns involve quick interplay and diagonal switches into wide areas, letting Summerville receive the ball in less congested spaces, stretch Brentford’s block, and either cut inside to shoot or deliver crosses. Summerville’s tendency to drift inside from wide positions also helps West Ham overload midfields and manipulate Leeds’ pressing triggers. That creates gaps behind advancing midfielders and defenders exactly the spaces he loves to attack. So I quite like that fixture too, and for his price, I don’t mind the benching him from time to time. #FPL

@danxmxe @JH4AFC @MowIid Ok

@JH4AFC @MowIid Grew up watching him but genuinely forget about him constantly, I hardly remember him playing for us, that Bordeaux shirt announcement really f*cked his rep

Koscielny was doing this when the team was awful at set pieces, no jover, no ball screens. Just pure Poland. And he was 5ft something. Respect respect

AND MIKEL’S TRICKY REDS GO MARCHING ON

Bukayo Saka - Hood Gone Love it

It was only ever Arsenal. A boyhood Gooner, our new number 10 – welcome home, Ebere ❤️

Daniel Ballard tops the points so far 💪 Ballard - 17 Semenyo - 15 Haaland - 13 Richarlison - 13 Calafiori - 13 Wood - 13 Ekitike - 11 Lewis - 11 Kudus - 10 Reijnders - 10 O’Riley - 10 Raya - 10 #FPL

@userr290521 This is literally Troy Deeney

My ballaa

Last season showed Arsenal lacked depth. The starting 11 is quite simply good enough to win the league. Need more firepower off the bench and also competition for places. All links so far offer exactly that. COYG

This goal is ridiculous, doesn’t get enough love