Does Gyokeres have what it takes to shine in England
Does Viktor Gyökeres signing for Arsenal finally make them favorites to clinch their long-awaited Premier League title? It is no secret that Arsenal have been one of the busiest teams in this transfer window, having signed the likes of Zubimendi, Mosquera, Norgaard, Madueke, and then finally Gyökeres. However, despite adding some world-class names to their squad, do they finally have that cutting edge over Man City and Liverpool? In recent seasons, Arsenal have come close to reclaiming the famous title, especially during the 22-23 season, where they led for 30 matchdays. Will having a world-class striker in their squad help them to finally get over the line?
Arsenal finally have their star man
Arsenal’s quest to claim the title will not have the easiest start, as the North Londoners face three of the top six teams in their opening five games. However, it will be a good way to test whether or not Arsenal can beat England’s major clubs on a consistent basis. Luckily for the Gunners, their new signings allow them to do just that. Zubimendi’s addition to the squad will add a different dimension to Arsenal’s midfield. The Basque midfielder’s ability to dictate play, recover the ball, and break up play shows why Arsenal wanted him for so long. Mosquera’s strong tackling ability, pace, and aerial prowess add a different element to Arsenal’s backline when coming up against ruthless attacks. Gyökeres’ signing, on the other hand, makes the Gunners more formidable in front of goal, which they will need if they are to overcome the reigning champions, Liverpool.
Can the Gunners finally clinch the UCL
Arsenal will not only have their eyes on the Premier League but also on having a good run and remaining competitive in the Champions League. The Gunners narrowly fell short to PSG in the Champions League, but with their new reinforcements, they will fancy their chances of going even further. Despite Arsenal enduring a trophyless season last time out, it was not a bad season by any means, and Arteta will be hoping to build on top of what they started last year.
