Tottenham legend disagrees with Gary Lineker over Viktor Gyokeres Arsenal point
After going six games across all competitions without scoring, Arsenal striker Viktor Gyokeres has come under fire in recent weeks. According to Tottenham legend Chris Waddle, Gyokeres is not a “huge step-up” from Kai Havertz or the other attacking options available to Arsenal.
Despite this, manager Mikel Arteta is still happy with Gyokeres’ use at the top of the field, but Waddle is worried that Gyokeres is not as good as his price tag suggests due to the quality of the Primeira Liga in Portugal.
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95 percent of them will be yours. “He’s putting in a lot of effort, but the standards are different in the Premier League. He is not avoiding the task; rather, he is immersing himself in the action. “He’s trying to find the ball. Although he is that kind of player, he isn’t really a significant improvement over their previous lineup at the moment.
In the absence of the injured Havertz, Gyokeres has set the example for the team and already has three goals in the Premier League.
“I think that, even though he hasn’t scored many goals yet, Viktor Gyokeres gives them something different,” he said on the Rest is Football podcast. In addition to being aggressive with his running, spinning, and attacking the area in the box, he gives them a danger behind, which frees up more space for the midfield and even the wide guys.
“He will undoubtedly receive service, which will lead to goals for him, especially now that Bukayo Saka is back in the mix and appears to be his former self following his injury.” Next Saturday, Arsenal’s first game following the international break will be against Fulham.
