Piers Morgan has a reputation for initiating debates surrounding Portuguese football icon Cristiano Ronaldo.
True to form, following Arsenal’s disappointing loss to Aston Villa on Sunday, which significantly impacted their Premier League title hopes, he took the opportunity to criticize Mikel Arteta for his failure to secure a strong forward player.
“The absence of a suitable striker for Arsenal has led to significant consequences. Numerous opportunities in the first half went unused, as he expressed on platform X.”
In my opinion, if Cristiano Ronaldo were to join our team, he would likely score 25 or more goals per season due to the quality of service he would receive.
However, I believe that manager Mikel Arteta’s failure to prioritize signing a top-class striker is a significant area of improvement needed for the team’s success.
Undoubtedly, the renowned Real Madrid player continues to achieve remarkable accomplishments in Saudi Arabia.
In the past 39 years, this player has achieved an impressive 56 goals in 62 matches following their significant financial move to Al-Nassr. Currently, they are at the top of the Pro League’s scoring chart, surpassing notable players like Karim Benzema and Aleksandar Mitrovic.
Although it would be surprising to see “CR7” at the Emirates, it is essential to note that the Middle East’s sports standards do not directly compare to the Premier League’s level.
Morgan’s decision to temporarily acknowledge that Gabriel Jesus isn’t the definitive answer to Arsenal’s apparent lack of goal-scoring prowess is justified. He is not handling the highly-awaited substitute appropriately.
