Arsenal’s players’ poignant dressing room moment with an injured star following Leicester’s victory was disclosed.

The emotional dressing room exchange between Arsenal players and the injured star following Leicester’s victory revealed that Kai Havertz remained at the forefront of the minds of Mikel Arteta’s players following the final whistle.

The decision was made to include the player in the celebrations, as the player and the club were still reeling from the news of his severe hamstring injury.

The strain on Liverpool’s leaders was sustained as a result of a late cameo from stand-in Mikel Merino.The Foxes’ performance was far from polished, as they largely managed to adapt to the Gunners’ frontline more easily than their inferior position in the Premier League pecking order would indicate.

However, the Spaniard proved himself. Arteta’s team ensured that Havertz was included in the process.”We are eagerly anticipating his return.” Presently, our obstacle is to continue winning games without him, as it is widely recognised that we are somewhat conservative in our front line.

However, we have engaged him in a FaceTime conversation in the dressing room following the match. We have conversed with him. This could have been a disastrous outcome for the Gunners if it were not for an opportune Myles Lewis-Skelly intervention in the 73rd minute.

Lewis-Skelly diverted the ball away from Bobby de Cordova-Reid, who was compelled to sidefoot into an empty net.It was a revelation to many, including Timber, who was unaware of his colleague’s exceptional abilities in front of goal. He stated, “It is absurd, is it not?” I was incapable of accomplishing it.

However, it conveys a significant amount of information regarding his attributes. During his initial training session with us, he sustained an injury. It is never a simple task. I experienced the same thing. However, it is not effortless to play like a striker and score like a striker while being a midfielder and approaching the game in this manner.

We are aware that he is a proficient finisher. Nevertheless, the fact that he has never been a striker in training only serves to exacerbate the absurdity of his tactics.Timber further stated, “Ethan was extraordinary.” He posed an immense menace. His finishing technique—the manner in which he receives the ball and confronts a defender. “We are delighted to witness it.

I endeavoured to throw him as many balls as possible in order to provide him with the necessary momentum. The sight was truly remarkable. Every week, Ethan and Myles (Lewis-Skelly) demonstrate their capabilities and potential. It is a source of pleasure for us to observe. Occasionally, I lose track of their age. Then, individuals remind me, and I am taken aback, thinking, “Wow.”

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