‘He is a generational talent, I’m glad He is at His best now compared to when I was at Emirate’: Alexandre Lacazette seriously impressed by Arsenal 24-year-old performance in Champions League last night.

On Tuesday, a specific English team might have been eliminated entirely from Europe, but Arsenal represented England by finishing first in Group B.PSV Eindhoven was the opponent of Mikel Arteta’s squad, which had already advanced to the knockout phases of the UEFA Champions League. Therefore, Arsenal traveled to the Netherlands with a significantly altered squad and managed to earn a 1-1 draw.

Eddie Nketiah, who was given the opportunity to start, demonstrated his appreciation to his manager by achieving his first goal in the Champions League.

An additional member of Arsenal’s Hale-End academy who is dominating the largest stage in European football is a natural goalscorer who is a predator in the penalty area.Eddie Nketiah, who scored his first UCL goal, gushed on Instagram after the match, adding that he is now “looking forward to the knockout rounds.”

In the comments section of the 24-year-old’s Instagram post, several players, including his erstwhile teammate Alexandre Lacazette, expressed their admiration for the Arsenal forward.

The Lyon forward commended the player’s efforts and conveyed to him several fire emoticons.

Arsenal is attempting to reclaim the Premier League’s leading position.

Saturday’s loss to Aston Villa was a difficult pill for Arteta and his squad to stomach.

Liverpool, led by Jurgen Klopp, are currently atop the Premier League standings. It is likely that they will maintain their leadership position as they travel to Anfield on Sunday to face an inconsistent Manchester United.

However, Arsenal will have an opportunity to move to the summit of the table hours before that match when they host Brighton at the Emirates.

The Seagulls are in action in Europe, hosting Marseille on Thursday in a compelling Europa League matchup.