“It is very bad to think that contribution to team is only goal scoring” Mikel Arteta agonist speaks out after Trossard Finally break silence amid Arteta constantly starring Havertz ahead of him against the wish of many Arsenal fans

“It is very bad to think that contribution to team is only goal scoring” Mikel Arteta agonist speaks out after Trossard Finally break silence amid Arteta constantly starring Havertz ahead of him against the wish of many Arsenal fans.

the agonist is in full support of Arteta decision to keep starting Kai havertz ahead of Trossard despite many complaints by many Arsenal fans.

“It is so….” Leandro Trossard Finally speaks out after Arteta keeps starting Kai Havertz ahead of him despite being better than Havertz
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“It is so….” Leandro Trossard Finally speaks out after Arteta keeps starting Kai Havertz ahead of him despite being better than Havertz

Leandro Trossard agrees with what Kai Havertz picked up on straight away at Arsenal
Leandro Trossard has cited the exact same thing as Kai Havertz when pressed for comment on what is so special about the current dynamic of the Arsenal dressing room

Arsenal’s dressing room is seemingly the place to be according to multiple Gunners stars, including both Leandro Trossard and summer signing Kai Havertz.

The days of relentless reports of internal rifts behind closed doors in the red half of north London are long gone and manager Mikel Arteta has clearly cultivated the kind of atmosphere that players love. The harmony within the current crop of Arsenal stars is standing them in good stead, with two wins from their opening two Premier League games.

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Havertz’s arrival from London rivals Chelsea in the summer for a fee of £60million raised plenty of questions from fans and pundits alike, but the Germany international was keen on the move from the moment Arsenal’s interest was apparent and during his first interview as a Gunner in June, he explained why.

“I think the family mentality that the team has on the pitch is one of the reasons why it so hard to play against Arsenal,” he told the club website. “I guess they have it off the pitch as well. So the team mentality in the squad is very, very high and you can feel that. Obviously there’s so many talented players and there’s big room to achieve big things as well.”

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Two months on, Trossard has echoed a similar sentiment while discussing how his own Arsenal journey has been after he joined from Brighton during the January transfer window. The Belgium forward has opened up on the dynamics of the Gunners first-team fold.

“It’s so much like a family,” he said. “Once you enter the building everyone takes care of you, you can ask them whatever you want and it’s a really nice feeling.”

Trossard went on to single out Arsenal’s new additions and praise the impact they have had on the dressing room, adding: “Kai, Timber and Declan are all great additions for the squad. They all bring something and it’s competitive, so everyone has to be at the top of their game to perform well. It’s a really good bunch of lads and it’s nice to have them here.”

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Leandro Trossard has heaped praise on the off-pitch impact of Arsenal’s new signings
Leandro Trossard has heaped praise on the off-pitch impact of Arsenal’s new signings
It has been a positive enough start to the new season with back-to-back wins against Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace respectively. With that in mind, there has been minor concern among the Emirates faithful over Arsenal’s attacking output, having scored half the amount of goals in comparison to this stage of last season.

Arteta has addressed those fears, having been asked if his side have come close to the kind of level he wants to see from them this season, Arteta replied: “No, because we have to put the ball in the net more often, especially with the dominance we are having in games.

“But that’s the most difficult thing in football, so if you don’t do that, you have to do the other part, which is be extremely solid. We were last week [vs Forest] and we were again today [vs Palace] with the chances we conceded. Let’s keep playing better and evolving.”

Leandro Trossard agrees with what Kai Havertz picked up on straight away at Arsenal
Leandro Trossard has cited the exact same thing as Kai Havertz when pressed for comment on what is so special about the current dynamic of the Arsenal dressing room

Arsenal’s dressing room is seemingly the place to be according to multiple Gunners stars, including both Leandro Trossard and summer signing Kai Havertz.

The days of relentless reports of internal rifts behind closed doors in the red half of north London are long gone and manager Mikel Arteta has clearly cultivated the kind of atmosphere that players love. The harmony within the current crop of Arsenal stars is standing them in good stead, with two wins from their opening two Premier League games.

Havertz’s arrival from London rivals Chelsea in the summer for a fee of £60million raised plenty of questions from fans and pundits alike, but the Germany international was keen on the move from the moment Arsenal’s interest was apparent and during his first interview as a Gunner in June, he explained why.

“I think the family mentality that the team has on the pitch is one of the reasons why it so hard to play against Arsenal,” he told the club website. “I guess they have it off the pitch as well. So the team mentality in the squad is very, very high and you can feel that. Obviously there’s so many talented players and there’s big room to achieve big things as well.”

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Two months on, Trossard has echoed a similar sentiment while discussing how his own Arsenal journey has been after he joined from Brighton during the January transfer window. The Belgium forward has opened up on the dynamics of the Gunners first-team fold.

“It’s so much like a family,” he said. “Once you enter the building everyone takes care of you, you can ask them whatever you want and it’s a really nice feeling.”

Trossard went on to single out Arsenal’s new additions and praise the impact they have had on the dressing room, adding: “Kai, Timber and Declan are all great additions for the squad. They all bring something and it’s competitive, so everyone has to be at the top of their game to perform well. It’s a really good bunch of lads and it’s nice to have them here.”

HAVE YOUR SAY!Where will Arsenal finish this season? Comment below

Leandro Trossard has heaped praise on the off-pitch impact of Arsenal’s new signings
Leandro Trossard has heaped praise on the off-pitch impact of Arsenal’s new signings
It has been a positive enough start to the new season with back-to-back wins against Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace respectively. With that in mind, there has been minor concern among the Emirates faithful over Arsenal’s attacking output, having scored half the amount of goals in comparison to this stage of last season.

Arteta has addressed those fears, having been asked if his side have come close to the kind of level he wants to see from them this season, Arteta replied: “No, because we have to put the ball in the net more often, especially with the dominance we are having in games.

“But that’s the most difficult thing in football, so if you don’t do that, you have to do the other part, which is be extremely solid. We were last week [vs Forest] and we were again today [vs Palace] with the chances we conceded. Let’s keep playing better and evolving.”

Leandro Trossard agrees with what Kai Havertz picked up on straight away at Arsenal
Leandro Trossard has cited the exact same thing as Kai Havertz when pressed for comment on what is so special about the current dynamic of the Arsenal dressing room

Arsenal’s dressing room is seemingly the place to be according to multiple Gunners stars, including both Leandro Trossard and summer signing Kai Havertz.

The days of relentless reports of internal rifts behind closed doors in the red half of north London are long gone and manager Mikel Arteta has clearly cultivated the kind of atmosphere that players love. The harmony within the current crop of Arsenal stars is standing them in good stead, with two wins from their opening two Premier League games.

Havertz’s arrival from London rivals Chelsea in the summer for a fee of £60million raised plenty of questions from fans and pundits alike, but the Germany international was keen on the move from the moment Arsenal’s interest was apparent and during his first interview as a Gunner in June, he explained why.

“I think the family mentality that the team has on the pitch is one of the reasons why it so hard to play against Arsenal,” he told the club website. “I guess they have it off the pitch as well. So the team mentality in the squad is very, very high and you can feel that. Obviously there’s so many talented players and there’s big room to achieve big things as well.”

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Two months on, Trossard has echoed a similar sentiment while discussing how his own Arsenal journey has been after he joined from Brighton during the January transfer window. The Belgium forward has opened up on the dynamics of the Gunners first-team fold.

“It’s so much like a family,” he said. “Once you enter the building everyone takes care of you, you can ask them whatever you want and it’s a really nice feeling.”

Trossard went on to single out Arsenal’s new additions and praise the impact they have had on the dressing room, adding: “Kai, Timber and Declan are all great additions for the squad. They all bring something and it’s competitive, so everyone has to be at the top of their game to perform well. It’s a really good bunch of lads and it’s nice to have them here.”

HAVE YOUR SAY!Where will Arsenal finish this season? Comment below

Leandro Trossard has heaped praise on the off-pitch impact of Arsenal’s new signings
Leandro Trossard has heaped praise on the off-pitch impact of Arsenal’s new signings
It has been a positive enough start to the new season with back-to-back wins against Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace respectively. With that in mind, there has been minor concern among the Emirates faithful over Arsenal’s attacking output, having scored half the amount of goals in comparison to this stage of last season.

Arteta has addressed those fears, having been asked if his side have come close to the kind of level he wants to see from them this season, Arteta replied: “No, because we have to put the ball in the net more often, especially with the dominance we are having in games.

“But that’s the most difficult thing in football, so if you don’t do that, you have to do the other part, which is be extremely solid. We were last week [vs Forest] and we were again today [vs Palace] with the chances we conceded. Let’s keep playing better and evolving.”