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🗞️🎯I spent over 20-years at Arsenal but I was not lucky enough to have such an incredible player in my team and Now see how lucky Arteta is, that kid will win Ballon D’or trust me”: Former Arsenal coach Arsene Wenger has named ONE current Arsenal player who he wish to have in his team then. OUR HERO WISHED HE HAS THAT GUY IN HIS TEAM THEN.

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HERO WISHED HE HAS THAT GUY IN HIS TEAM THEN.

 

In a recent interview, former Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger expressed admiration for current Gunners’ forward Bukayo Saka, highlighting his exceptional talent and potential. Reflecting on his two-decade tenure at the club, Wenger remarked, “I spent over 20 years at Arsenal but was not fortunate enough to have such an incredible player in my team.” He further praised Saka’s abilities, stating, “Now, see how lucky [Mikel] Arteta is. That kid will win the Ballon d’Or, trust me.”

 

Wenger’s tenure at Arsenal saw numerous talented players, but none secured the prestigious Ballon d’Or award. The closest was Thierry Henry, who finished as runner-up in 2003 and third in 2006. Wenger has previously voiced concerns about the Ballon d’Or, suggesting it can promote individualism over team cohesion. However, his recent comments about Saka indicate a belief that the young forward embodies both individual brilliance and team spirit.

 

Saka’s performances have garnered widespread acclaim, with teammate Jorginho encouraging him to become England’s fifth-ever Ballon d’Or winner, ending a 23-year wait since Michael Owen’s 2001 victory. Despite competition from established stars like Mohamed Salah, Saka’s consistent displays position him as a strong contender for future accolades.

 

As Arsenal continues to develop under Arteta’s guidance, Wenger’s endorsement of Saka underscores the club’s promising future and the potential for its rising stars to achieve individual and collective success

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