Arms brace promises ‘lots of goals’ as Arteta ‘debate’ ends

Arsenal’s summer signing Victor Guevara feels there are “a lot of goals coming” at the club, with manager Mikel Arteta suggesting the “debate” could be over after a brace in the Champions League.

The Gunners are in some of the best form in all of Europe right now. In the Premier League, they have six wins from eight and are top of the table, while they are one of only three sides to win every one of their Champions League games so far.

The overall level of the team has been good, with some standout players but most simply performing at a good level.

But after signing Gyokers For $64 million in the summer—after a 54-goal season in all competitions for Sports CP—they saw him score just three goals in his first 11 games, and that would be expected.

He achieved it in a 4–0 Champions League victory over Atletico Madrid.

Guevara scored a goal weapons third and fourth goals, both Pocher’s efforts in which he moved narrowly into the box but found the net. First, he took the ball off his feet and stabbed it towards goal, only to see a defender punch it into the bottom corner.

The Swede then expected Gabriel Magalhas to nod a header across the box, and was free at the back post to head the ball home.

After the match, Guevara suggested that the pressure of wearing the number 14 shirt was coming, which did not weigh on him.

“I think it feels great, to be honest. It feels like there’s a lot of goals in that shirt and a lot of goals to come. It feels amazing,” he said. CBS Sports.

“I mean, to be honest, there weren’t that many shirts available! But when I saw it was available, it was a huge honor to get it.

“Unfortunately I didn’t have Thierry’s number so I couldn’t ask him if it was OK. But I took it and it’s a great honor for me.

“It’s always amazing to score a goal and do it here in this competition, it’s a great feeling.

“I’m more hungry now. You always want to contribute with the work rate and stuff but when you also score goals, it’s a little bit more special. So that’s something I always want to do.

“(The support of his teammates) means a lot, they’re amazing. I think the group we have and the spirit is something different and something special.

“It feels great. We did a lot of things today and the performance was amazing.”

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Arsenal manager Arteta has suggested that the debate over Jevicieres could end up not scoring enough.

He said: “Happy when he thoroughly deserved it. The work rate he brings to the team is outstanding.

“We appreciate a lot of the things he does for the team, and he had the biggest smile on his face today, and look at his teammates. Hopefully it’s the start of some beautiful streaks.

“I think we’ve become a lot more unpredictable. He’s so physical, so open, he’s got a face for everybody.

“The way he presses the ball, holds the ball, it’s phenomenal. And then there’s a piece of cake and the biggest thing we’re discussing about him is

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