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Tomiyasu reveals the best ever Arsenal player that he’s played with

Arsenal defender Takehiro Tomiyasu has declared his admiration for teammate Martin Ødegaard, singling out the Norwegian as the best player he’s ever shared a pitch with. The Japanese full-back, known for his commitment and defensive solidity, expressed his respect for the Arsenal captain’s talent and leadership.

“Martin Ødegaard,” Tomiyasu stated definitively when asked who the best player he’s played with.

Ødegaard’s impact on Arsenal has been undeniable. He spearheaded the team’s attacking play last season, guiding them to a second-place finish with 8 goals and 10 assists. His leadership qualities were also evident as he seamlessly took over the captaincy, instilling confidence and direction within the squad.

 

MANCHESTER, ENGLAND – MAY 12: Martin Odegaard of Arsenal celebrates victory with teammates after the Premier League match between Manchester United and Arsenal FC at Old Trafford on May 12, 2024 in Manchester, England. (Photo by Stuart MacFarlane/Arsenal FC via Getty Images)

Tomiyasu’s acknowledgement of Ødegaard’s brilliance further emphasizes the midfielder’s influence at the Emirates. The defender, who has also proven his worth with his defensive discipline and willingness to put his body on the line, is clearly impressed by the captain’s skillset.

The duo’s partnership on the pitch has been key to Arsenal’s success. Ødegaard’s creative flair and pinpoint passing have often found Tomiyasu making overlapping runs, creating a dangerous dynamic on the right side.

As Arsenal look to challenge for the Premier League title next season, Tomiyasu’s declaration speaks volumes about the belief and confidence that permeates the squad. With Ødegaard leading the way, the Gunners will be hoping to build on their recent success and achieve their ultimate goal – a Premier League trophy.

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