Tag: Granit Xhaka
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Arsenal’s Cultural Change Has An Impact Outside The Squad
It’s July 2019, and Arsenal sign 18-year-old William Saliba from Saint-Etienne. While excitement around the French defender’s talent was palpable, so was the worry that exposing ... -
Granit Xhaka; Arsenal’s Captain Without the Armband
May 2016. Granit Xhaka completed his £30 million move to Arsenal, from Bundesliga side Borussia Monchengladbach. At the time, he was a high-profile, expensive signing, expected ... -
The Bravest Man at Arsenal
In late April, The Players’ Tribune released an interview with Granit Xhaka. Over the course of a written transcript and a video totaling just under 27 ... -
Three things learned from Norwich City vs Arsenal
This just keeps getting better and better. Norwich City 0-5 Arsenal. Things are starting to click into gear for the Gunners. There was some consternation about ... -
The Pros and Cons of Arsenal Keeping Granit Xhaka
Granit Xhaka is one of the most divisive players Arsenal have had in recent years; half the fanbase adores him, half can’t wait to see the ... -
Teun Koopmeiners: Arsenal Transfer Target Analysis
To understand the rise and prominence of Teun Koopmeiners, you need to first understand how his club, AZ Alkmaar wants to develop players. Like many of ... -
You Are My Arsenal Stupid Scout Report – Suat Serdar
With the summer transfer window ominously approaching, this is the best time to start on a new journey. This one inspired by a personal interest that ... -
The Xhaka Conundrum – you can’t statistically define his leadership?
Going off of an important win against Sheffield United, Arteta and the Arsenal social media team, very rightly praised Granit Xhaka for his role in the ... -
For Arsenal, Trusting The Process Means Looking Beyond The Results
Trust the process. . . It’s a phrase that has been thrown around for much of Mikel Arteta’s 16-month reign at Arsenal. Derided by rival fans ... -
Anatomy of a Goal: Breaking Down Arsenal’s Mistakes In Leicester’s Goal
Arsenal coverage is chock full of analysis of matches and players. Much of it is fantastic and it lends itself to a better understanding of the ...
