Arsenal's squad depth is PROVING ITS WORTH even without William Saliba!
Nov 9, 2026
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Obviously Havertz is like a seasoned Premier League player.
You can't, but as a striker playing for a club like Arsenal,
you get chances.
So you don't need a run of games to put
the ball in the back of the net, personally.
I feel like if you're playing in a 90-minute period,
you will have the opportunity from across or...
In other words, I don't think it's not the striker.
And I feel like they're not strikers
that can do stuff off their own back.
They're not going to get the ball, beat two players and score a goal.
Obviously, they need their teammates to provide their service.
Crosses, through balls.
And I feel like a lot of teams play in the low block.
kills Jorginho's game a bit
because there's no space
for him to run into.
So he ends up having to
play to feet a lot,
which wouldn't be
his strongest attribute,
which, by the way,
you can see he's working at it.
He's getting used to the hustle
and bustle of the Premier League.
And obviously,
Havertz is like a seasoned
Premier League player,
probably IQ-wise,
picks up the better positions
and scores them goals
where maybe Jorginho
might not have been
on another day.
But the consistency of them both
is what's lacking.
They're not...
Both putting in performances on a weekly basis,
which is what you need from your number nine.
And I think that's where the problem is.
So you play one, he doesn't play well.
You switch it and the other one don't play well.
You're stuck.
So now you're picking now based on
who you think is going to have the biggest effect
on the team that you're playing against.

