Three Arsenal stars feature in Whoscored’s top ten ratings decrease this season

Arsenal has had one of the most improved performances in the Premier League this season, yet some of their players are featured on the list of stars whose ratings have dropped from last season.

WhoScored is reputed for rating players in every game, and they usually use those individual ratings to form an overall rating at the end of the season.

This means that when you check their database, it is easy to see which players improved from the previous campaign.

They have now released a list of players whose ratings decreased between last season and this campaign.

There are three Arsenal players on the list, with one surprising name among them.

Tottenham’s Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg lost 0.69 points from last season and had the worst rating decrease.

He is followed by Arsenal’s Gabriel Jesus, who lost 0.52 points, and David Raya, who was third on the list, having lost 0.41 points.

Gabriel Martinelli was fifth, with only Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford losing more than his 0.36 points, as revealed by the Daily Mail.

Just Arsenal Opinion

Most of us would be surprised by Raya’s loss of points because he has been in fantastic form since he joined us this season.


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  1. They were playing with long term injuries, that’s why there performance had dropped. The ball carriersvand ball dribblers always get kicked to the ground. The refs have been over lenient by not producing yellow cards during the first half in games, and dirty tactical players know this, and will foul players who dribble and run with the ball during the first 45 minutes in games.

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