Arsenal Star becomes a future “legend” under Arteta

Although he has not won a title of Premier League, Arsenal had sensational players in the last years of Arsène Wenger at the helm.

Mesut Özil, for example, was still undoubtedly one of the most brilliant fields in the world, and with better strike force, would have broken assistance records.

Likewise, the goals of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang assured that the final campaign of the French at the club was a complete disaster.

However, perhaps the best player that the former manager had during the Emirates era was Alexis Sanchez, and it seems that Mikel Arteta is developing his own version of the Chilean today.

The Arsenal career of Sanchez

There was a lot of excitement around the fans base when Arsenal paid in Barcelona 35 million pounds Sterling for Sanchez in the summer of 2014, and yet he still managed to exceed expectations when he arrived at the Emirates.

For example, during his first campaign with the Gunners, the revolutionary winger accumulated a simply sensational count of 25 goals and 12 assists in 52 appearances, totaling 4,326 minutes, and helped the club win their second FA Cup in as many years.

The right-off monster did not slow down either, accumulate 28 goal implications in 41 games the following season, then reach its peak, and perhaps in the best campaign that a player had at the time of the Emirates during the 16/17 season.

That year, the phenomenon born in Tocopilla managed to put the ball at the back of the net 30 times and to provide 18 assists in 51 appearances, totaling 4,230 minutes.

In other words, the former Barça star obtained an average of a goal participation every 1.06 games, or every 88.12 minutes, and once again played a role in a triumph of the FA Cup, scoring a goal in the final against Chelsea.

Unfortunately, such a world -class rate of return rate saw Manchester United coming to strike in January 2018, and he left to join them in an exchange agreement which essentially put an end to him as a really elite player.

Since then, Arsenal has had brilliant players, but now it has the impression that Artata and Co. mold one of their current stars to be a left foot.

The new Sanchez d’Arsenal

Thanks to their summer business, Arsenal now has a few other wingers to choose this season in Noni Madueke and Ebelechi Eze.

However, none is likely to become the new Sanchez of the club, unlike Bukayo Saka.

Now, although it may seem to be a stretch for some of you, there are reasons behind this comparison, and perhaps the most consecutive is its release.

For example, although he was not always the most impactful players of his first campaigns, largely due to being moved to the team and being so young, he has since become the greatest threat of attack by Gunners.

During season 22/23, he accumulated 27 goal involvement in 48 games; The next campaign, he accumulated 37 in 47 and then last season, despite the lack of four months per injury, he accumulated 26 in 37 appearances.

In addition to being extremely impressive, these figures also made him the first AS Gunners since Sanchez to score and to help more than ten goals for three seasons in the rebound in early April.

In addition, like the 36 -year -old man, this sensational rate of yield made him part of the vital importance of the team, and therefore one of the manager’s talismans.

Finally, although this is a rather difficult thing to define, English is also, without a doubt, the biggest star of the current team, the face of the project and as Jacek Kulig said, a “legend in manufacturing”.

In the end, thanks to its brilliant production and stature in the team, it is easy to consider Saka as Sanchez at the left foot of Arteta.