Against Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday, Jurrien Timber formally introduced himself as an Arsenal player after virtually missing the entire previous campaign.
As he has done in Arsenal’s last three games, Timber started at left defence once more, and the Dutchman was very dominant against players like Brennan Johnson.
In addition to attacking the ball and playing excellent defence against Arsenal’s block, Timber also shown good emotional control at crucial times.
It’s now obvious why Mikel Arteta was devastated to lose his new signing at the beginning of the previous campaign.
on addition to being an excellent defender, Timber is also very adaptable on the back line, making him a significant improvement over Oleksandr Zinchenko.
Jurrien Timber is astonished by Gabriel Magalhaes, his colleague at Arsenal.
Shortly after the match, Timber took time to thank Gabriel Magalhaes on Instagram while also getting acclaim for himself.
In Arteta’s back four, Timber was partnered with the imposing Brazilian and had a tremendously powerful presence at his disposal.
In addition to Gabriel’s goal, Timber complimented his teammates’ overall performance and stated that Gabriel was playing excellent defence.
Timber said, “Wow, what a nice guy!” He’s amazing. He is quite skilled at attacking with set pieces even if he is an excellent defender.
Naturally, it’s amazing to see how much the Dutchman is enjoying himself on the pitch this year after being cruelly sidelined during his initial campaign.
With his cameo in the North London derby, Ethan Nwaneri is primed to start for Arsenal.
Ethan Nwaneri is another one of the North London derby’s success stories, and he deserves a great deal of praise.
The 17-year-old joined the game at a challenging time, with Arsenal defending tenaciously to hold onto their lead.
After receiving some crucial guidance from Gabriel Jesus, Nwaneri displayed his charisma and played with maturity.
Nwaneri’s journey to play Atalanta on Thursday may still be considered too soon for him to make his debut; Arteta is doing everything in his power to safeguard the youthful midfield player.
Nwaneri, however, is obviously ready to play at this level right now; the question is when the Arsenal boss decides it’s best to fully integrate the Hale-Ender into his starting lineup.