“His teammates dislike passing the ball to him, despite the fact that he is one of the most talented and skilled players I have ever seen.”Chelsea icon Didier Drogba feels Arsenal teammates don’t give their £45 million star man enough possession of the ball. Not Rice, Not Havertz, Not Trosaard.
"His teammates dislike passing the ball to him, despite the fact that he is one of the most talented and skilled players I have ever seen."Chelsea icon Didier Drogba feels Arsenal teammates don't give their £45 million star man enough possession of the ball. Not Rice, Not Havertz, Not Trosaard.
DWIGHT YORKE: ARSENAL DOESN’T GO FAR ENOUGH IN THE £45 MILLION STAR DEFINITION
If Mikel Arteta wants to win the Premier League, he has been pushed by Arsenal supporters and the media for months to recruit a striker.
There have been persistent whispers this season that Arsenal would have won the English championship if they had that ruthless number nine up front like they did the previous one.
The primary striker for Arsenal, Gabriel Jesus, must feel a great deal of strain when he hears comments like this.
Didier Drogba, a Chelsea great, complimented the Brazil star, stating, “I am a fan of Jesus,” but he also asked Premier League Productions that his teammates get the ball to him more frequently and in the right places.
Gabriel Jesus cost £45 million to join Arsenal from Manchester City, and since then, he has scored 19 goals in 56 games in all competitions.
Many will contend that he ought to be producing those kinds of results in a single season, much less over many leagues and an 18-month period.
