“He made us go through hell over both legs, he’s always in the defense, midfield and linking attacks, there’s nothing he can’t do on the pitch. He must be protected at all cost if Arsenal want to go far in the UCL”- PSV manager Peter Bosz says ‘gigantic’ Arsenal star is so good but not appreciated well enough following PSV’s 4-0 transhing and 1-1 game against Arsenal- Not Saka, Not Rice and not Saliba
“He made us go through hell over both legs, he’s always in the defense, midfield and linking attacks, there’s nothing he can’t do on the pitch. He must be protected at all cost if Arsenal want to go far in the UCL”- PSV manager Peter Bosz says ‘gigantic’ Arsenal star is so good but not appreciated well enough following PSV’s 4-0 transhing and 1-1 game against Arsenal- Not Saka, Not Rice and not Saliba
“He made both legs extremely difficult for us; he can do everything on the field, including play defense, midfield, and attacking linkage. If Arsenal hopes to advance far in the UCL, he needs to be protected at all costs. “Gigantic,” says Peter Bosz, manager of PSV. Arsenal’s star player is excellent but not given enough credit after PSV defeated Arsenal 4-0 and 1-1.
The Arsenal playmaker Kai Havertz was recently praised by PSV manager Peter Bosz in a special interview with The Athletic. During his three seasons as Havertz’s coach at Leverkusen, Bosz lauded the 24-year-old for developing into one of Germany’s most sought-after players.
Havertz began his career at Leverkusen as a right winger, but his versatility allowed him to play further up the field and eventually assume the position of number nine. Bosz noted that Havertz is a unique player who is frequently misinterpreted. The 60-year-old Dutch tactician claims that Havertz’s extraordinary skills make his teammates follow him on the field instinctively.
