Arsenal’s summer will be an interesting one as fans keep their fingers crossed waiting to see the players that Mikel Arteta will sign in his first major transfer window.
One player who has been linked with a move to Arsenal is Thomas Partey (The Sun), but Arsenal isn’t the only team looking to sign him and Louis Saha has urged his former team, Manchester United, to land the Ghanaian.
Mikel Arteta will look to revamp his team in the summer and Partey would be one of the best additions he can make to his struggling side.
Saha thinks so as well as he hailed the Ghanaian and compared him to Liverpool’s Fabinho.
He claimed that Fabinho has made Liverpool a better side and his performances have given their forwards the confidence to attack knowing that there is protection for their defence.
The Frenchman claimed that his former side needs a presence in their midfield like Partey even though they have some top players in their ranks now.
“[Partey’s] a top player,” Saha told compare.bet as quoted by the Express.
“He’s a defensive presence and a tremendous prospect.
“Whether he can make an impact right away remains to be seen, as we have McTominay, Fred and Matic.
“However, we have seen the impact that someone like Fabinho has had on Liverpool.
“He has mastered that position. Fabinho has improved the players around him.
“This guy is a rock, he defends in such a way that allows the Liverpool frontline to play their game knowing he’s protecting the defence.
“Perhaps a Fabinho-like player is already at United, but if not, then we need to find someone, whether that’s Thomas Partey or anyone else.”
There’s talk on Twitter saying Leno hasn’t done his ACL 🙏🙏🙏
Capsule injury….
News emerging saying Martinelli set for a long spell out with a serious knee injury…… I could weep…..
Long break doing this, Xhaka and even Leno would probably not be injured if fited.. he be back next season
Language – Collective Nouns
In the Premier League, all football teams are singular in form (Arsenal, Manchester Utd, Chelsea) but, in British English, we use a plural form when we are referring to the football team and their actions. For example:
Arsenal are on the attack.
Chelsea have won again.
When we are talking about a Premier League club as an institution or a business, we may sometimes see the singular form used and, in American English, the singular form is also used to refer to the team on the pitch.