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Ex-Gunner impressed with versatile £40m man Arsenal reportedly want that plays like Saka

The Highbury Squad YouTube channel

l, Kevin Campbell has said that he has been impressed by 

 and the African has a similar playing style to 

“I remember watching him for Ajax and I was very impressed with him. He actually plays a bit like Saka at times, where he welcomes the contact and shifts away from it. 

"He can play attacking midfield, upfront or on the right, for £40m he’s great value for money.”

However, it is very unlikely that Arsenal will sign another attacker having already added 

The Gunners have been busy in this transfer window and have spent over £200m to bolster the squad in order to bridge the gap with Manchester City.

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Samuel lekan

Kudus should have been the player and he would have cost less.

Wishing Havertz succeeds.

And put all those naysayers to shame.

Medubi

At Chelsea, he played as a striker he is not. 

He should be playing behind the strikers. 

At Chelsea with their struggles last season still, he was the best for them even when playing in a different position and role. 

If Arteta can use him as he was used at Bayer Leverkusen we shall get the best out of him. 

Some positives of him are that he is a clinical finisher when he gets the chance.

McVince Ⓜ

good talk keep believing in the process, we started by believing in the process don't change mind now

Obinna Kelvin

But he does play for Germany so can't be all that bad can he?

Alan  bryant

Same here too sir! We just keep trusting the process 📌

FreshLion

I still don't know why Arsenal signed Havertz. He was even not good enough for Chelsea .
But I just want to Trust the Process, believing that both Arteta & Edu know s

Morenikeji Ogunbona

Havertz will give us height up front which we lack with our current attackers. At set pieces we have to rely on our centre backs to get the high crosses both in attack and defence. Martinelli was our tallest attacker but is far better with his feet so Havertz gives us options to change a game. Defenders know that we mostly slide the ball into the box but Havertz will be a target man for the high cross and he can score or feed the attack by getting to the high balls.

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Ex-Gunner impressed with versatile £40m man Arsenal reportedly want that plays like Saka

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