The legend of Manchester United once said, “Play him upfront as a number nine; he will bang you more goals than Eddie and Jesus combined.” Mikel Arteta, the 22-year-old defender, has been told by Ryan Giggs to play as a striker and to forget about Trossard, Eddie Nketiah, and Gabriel Jesus.

Ryan Giggs, a former defender for Arsenal, believes that the 22-year-old striker ought to be used up front. The team needs to figure out how to score more goals.

Arsenal needs to improve their clinical play as they have only managed five goals in their past five games.

Although there has been a lot of conjecture regarding Arsenal’s potential January transfer window acquisition, Leroy Rosenior, who recently appeared on Premier League Productions, has another option in mind.

Rosenior asserts that he is more than capable of playing Bukayo Saka upfront and states that if he were in control, he would do so.

Play Saka in public.

Giggs offered his opinions on how Arsenal should handle their striker shortage.

“You talk about how inadequate Jesus and Nketiah are, so why not make Saka the center of attention? Salah is alternately played up front and through the center by Liverpool.

Giggs said at a press conference, “I’d try it he’s that good, he’s played left-back, he’s played on the right, he’s played left, I’d play him up front and see how he does because Jesus and Nketiah obviously aren’t good enough.”

Not what Arsenal requires.

Although Saka is one of our favorite players, we don’t think he possesses the skills needed to be a striker.

He doesn’t play with much physicality and doesn’t often fall behind.

Saka excels when operating wide, where he can outmuscle opponents, deliver crosses, or unleash devilish whipped shots that find the back of the net.

Although Saka is a fantastic player who could play up front if needed, it is best to use him on the right wing.

Saka has made incredible progress as a left-back, and it is even more impressive that he is currently being considered as a striker option.