“He can play central defender as well” – Mikel Arteta says 23-year-old versatile Arsenal star can help solve their growing injury concerns
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta as of late stacked acclaim on Takehiro Tomiyasu for the flexibility the player has.
Tomiyasu has been one of the most solid players for the Gunners lately. While the Japanese star as a rule works justified back position, he has likewise played as a left-sided focus back for his public team.
Arteta noticed that it’s difficult to sort out whether the player is passed on footed or right-footed because of his gigantic flexibility. The Spaniard further added that with the stuffed timetable to come in the following couple of weeks, Tomiyasu could be able to exhibit his capacity in various areas of protection.
This is the very thing that the Arsenal administrator needed to say regarding the defender in front of his team’s Premier League conflict against Brentford:
“So we have the options there, and we have to utilise them in the best possible way. Especially with the number of minutes we are going to have in the next few weeks, it’s great that players are comfortable doing more than one position.”
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The Gunners are currently at the top of the Premier League table, having collected 15 points from their six games this season. Manchester United handed Arteta’s men their first defeat of the campaign after the north London club went five games unbeaten to start the season.
They will be keen to build on their impressive start and get more points onboard from their away clash against Brentford on September 18.
Mikel Arteta is open to Arsene Wenger making a return to Arsenal
Arsene Wenger was in charge of Arsenal for 22 years. The Frenchman had many legendary moments throughout his stint at Highburry and the Emirates.
Wenger was also a coach for Arteta when the former Everton star was the Gunners’ captain. The 40-year-old indicated that he would love to see his former teacher back at the club in some capacity:
Whether Wenger does come back remains to be seen, but Arteta has made it clear that he is very welcome.