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Arteta reveals his Arsenal player that keeps getting better and better

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has heaped praise on one of his players who has been consistently improving over the past few days. The player in question is none other than Kai Havertz, who has impressed with his performances on the pitch.

Speaking about Havertz, Arteta said, “He’s becoming better and better, he’s more confident.” The manager highlighted the importance of Havertz’s two recent goals, stating that one of them helped secure a crucial victory against Brentford. In addition, Havertz opened the scoring in Arsenal’s emphatic 6-0 victory over Lens in the UEFA Champions League.

Arteta commended Havertz’s overall contribution, describing it as “really, really good.” The player’s confidence seems to be growing, and it is evident in his performances on the field. Havertz’s ability to find the back of the net and make important contributions to the team’s success is a testament to his development as a player.

 

LONDON, ENGLAND – NOVEMBER 29: Kai Havertz of Arsenal holds off Abdukodir Khusanov of Lens during the UEFA Champions League match between Arsenal FC and RC Lens at Emirates Stadium on November 29, 2023 in London, England. (Photo by Stuart MacFarlane/Arsenal FC via Getty Images)

The recent victory over Lens was a significant one for Arsenal, as it secured their safe passage through to the last 16 as Group B winners. The team put on an impressive display, with goals from Havertz, Jesus, Saka, Martinelli, and Odegaard. The Gunners took their foot off the gas in the second half but still managed to cap off the win with a penalty from Jorginho.

Currently sitting at the top of the Premier League table with 30 points after 13 league games, Arsenal’s success can be attributed to the performances of players like Havertz. The team’s next challenge will be against Wolverhampton in the Premier League, where they will look to maintain their winning streak.

As Havertz continues to improve and gain confidence, Arsenal fans can expect even more impressive performances from the talented player. His contribution to the team’s success cannot be overlooked, and Arteta’s recognition of his progress is a testament to his hard work and dedication.

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