No Gyokeres, no problem - makeshift Merino provides Arsenal 'solution'
Summary
Arsenal's Mikel Merino, originally a midfielder, scored twice as a striker in a Champions League match against Slavia Prague. He filled in for the injured Viktor Gyokeres and helped continue Arsenal's winning streak. Manager Mikel Arteta praised Merino for his adaptability and leadership.Key Facts
- Mikel Merino scored two goals for Arsenal in their 3-0 win over Slavia Prague in the Champions League.
- Merino is usually a midfielder but played as a striker due to injuries to other players.
- Viktor Gyokeres, Arsenal's regular striker, is injured and undergoing tests for a muscle injury.
- Merino has scored three goals this season and nine goals in total for Arsenal last season.
- Arsenal has won 10 games in a row across all competitions.
- Arsenal made significant purchases this summer, spending over £250 million on new players.
- The team is also facing other injuries, including players like Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus.
- Arsenal's manager, Mikel Arteta, commended Merino's mindset and abilities.
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