Mikel Arteta told Arsenal duo can win them the title - but he 'doesn't trust' them
Mikel Arteta's trust in two Arsenal players, Eberechi Eze and Viktor Gyokeres, is being questioned as they face pressure in the Premier League title race against Manchester City.
Mikel Arteta, the head coach of Arsenal, faces scrutiny regarding his level of trust in players Eberechi Eze and Viktor Gyokeres as the club continues its pursuit of the Premier League title. With Manchester City closing in and Arsenal's cushion at the top significantly reduced due to recent matches—including draws against Wolves and Brentford, and a loss to Manchester United—the pressure is mounting on the north London team.
Former Arsenal star Paul Merson has raised concerns about whether Arteta places enough confidence in Eze and Gyokeres to perform in critical situations. As Arsenal's title hopes hang in the balance, the upcoming fixtures are crucial, including a local derby against rivals Chelsea that could prove pivotal for the Gunners. The expectations on Eze and Gyokeres intensify as they are seen as key figures who need to deliver in these decisive moments.
With a challenging schedule ahead, the outcome of Arsenal's title challenge may hinge on these players stepping up to the plate. Arteta will need to ensure that his squad can rise to the occasion against tough opponents and maintain a competitive edge in an unpredictable title race. Failure to secure victories in these upcoming matches could jeopardize Arsenal's ambitions and place further doubt on the manager's trust in his players.