“Arsenal have a better player than Chelsea’s most expensive player and he’s even a better goal scorer than all Chelsea players”- Man United legend Rio Ferdinand says Arsenal have a ‘better player’ than expensive Chelsea fraud
“Arsenal have a better player than Chelsea’s most expensive player and he’s even a better goal scorer than all Chelsea players”- Man United legend Rio Ferdinand says Arsenal have a ‘better player’ than expensive Chelsea fraud
“Arsenal has a player who scores goals better than any player at Chelsea, even surpassing the club’s most expensive player.”Rio Ferdinand, a legend of Manchester United, claims that Arsenal has a “better player” than the pricey Chelsea scammer.
Leandro Trossard, who scored in Arsenal’s 3-1 Premier League victory over Burnley yesterday, is regarded by football analyst Matthew Upson as the team’s best scorer.
After suffering a 1-0 defeat at St. James’ Park to Newcastle United the previous weekend, the London giants responded admirably, defeating Vincent Kompany’s team by two goals at the Emirates Stadium.
With a brave header at the back post, Trossard gave Arsenal the lead before crashing into the woodwork. Following the interval, he helped William Saliba score a goal to give the Gunners a 2-1 lead.
In the 82nd minute of the match, Upson told Premier League productions that Trossard had been a terrific addition to the team and had made a huge impact since joining from Brighton & Hove Albion.
According to the renowned expert, he is a far better player than Mykhailo Mudryk for a lot less money, and because of his remarkable accuracy and clinicalness with his box-office chances, he is the best finisher at the club.
“Trossard has once again shown his versatility and made a significant contribution,” he said. What a steal for Brighton, this man. He’s been an excellent addition to Arsenal, in my opinion, and a superb finisher.
“They have a better player for a lot less money, in my opinion, than Mudryk.” I think he’s possibly the club’s best finisher. Technically, he is very accurate and clinical when it comes to his goals—both left and right foot, in and around the box.
Following Eddie Nketiah’s injury against Newcastle, Trossard was handed the no. 9 jersey. In the Champions League match against Sevilla, he scored the first goal for the team, and he did the same against Burnley.
Even though Gabriel Jesus is almost ready to make a comeback from a hamstring injury, Trossard should hold onto his starting position when the team returns to Premier League action after the international break.
