Gunners players would do anything for manager Mikel Arteta, says English footballer Reiss Nelson, and the head coach has inspired a bid for the Premier League title.
A little about the topic
Arsenal have made it to the first time since 2007 to sit on the English top flight summit at Christmas after taking 12 wins and 37 points from their starting 14 fixtures. Faith is building again at Emirates Stadium, after a meek fall from grace, with Mikel overseeing prudent business in the transfer market as the Spanish tactician takes it all in the red half of north London dancing to the same tune.
What did Nelson say about Mikel Arteta?
The English winger, who has made seven appearances under the Spanish manager this season, said of his highly regarded manager that he feels it has always been the same, he has always had the same plan in terms of what he wants to do it was just about getting the right players to follow the same path.
According to Reiss Nelson now Mikel Arteta has a group of players who will do whatever he says for him and if they have that as a head coach then what they want to do will be fine as everyone fights and understands. what they want.
The Arsenal winger added to the Gunners’ bid to claim the first domestic crown since the 2003-04 “Invincibles” plot that he feels the players have sort of – they don’t think about the title, they just think about every game as it comes .
Nelson, says the head coach instilled that in them. After each game they have a picture on the plan board for the next game, so it’s game by game, step by step, about how everyone can improve themselves and make the team better. According to the Englishman, of course, the title is what they all dream about and want to do, but you shouldn’t think about it all the time.