Martin Zubimendi has quickly become one of Arsenal’s most influential players since his arrival, impressing both with and without the ball. Signed to protect the defence from midfield, he has consistently excelled in this role, providing stability and composure in the heart of the Arsenal team.
However, Zubimendi demonstrated that his impact extends beyond defensive duties in the club’s recent 3-0 victory over Nottingham Forest. In that match, he scored a brace, taking his performance to another level and providing an unexpected goal threat from midfield. One of his goals stood out for its quality and technical execution, earning recognition from the club’s supporters.
Goal of the Month Recognition
As reported by Arsenal Media, Zubimendi’s first goal against Nottingham Forest has been voted Arsenal’s Goal of the Month for September. Fans selected the strike from a shortlist of impressive goals, and it received the highest number of votes, granting the midfielder his first award at the Emirates. The accolade highlights his ability to contribute offensively, adding another dimension to his game and offering Arsenal a more versatile midfield presence.
A Midfield Asset Beyond Defence
The ability to score goals as well as shield the defence makes Zubimendi a particularly valuable asset. Opposing teams may focus on marking Arsenal’s forwards, but his willingness and capability to contribute offensively ensure that the squad can find goals from multiple sources. This versatility not only strengthens the team tactically but also increases the unpredictability of their attacking play.
Zubimendi has already proven to be one of the most successful signings of the last transfer window. His defensive prowess, combined with his capacity to score and influence matches, underscores his importance to Arsenal. Supporters and analysts alike will be eager to see how he continues to develop in North London as the season progresses.
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The article should have elaborated it further it only says the first goal. Hard to remember the first goal and the second. I think it should be the volley from circa 25m away from the goal. Midfielders everywhere are scoring wonder goals Caicedo v Pool.
Ambachew, the first goal was the volley you mentioned, the second a header in the same game.
Zubimendi is similar to Xhaka in terms of their calming and organizing presence
Their impacts most felt in their absence due to their ability to control the game tempo and maintain possession.
Zubimendi like Xhaka possess elite tactical intelligence and press resistance, allowing him to distribute the ball smoothly, control space and dominate the midfield battles.
It is belive Arteta told Zubimendi he would return for his service in twelve months time prior to the Spaniard joining Arsenal.