How many championships can Arsenal win this year?

In the UEFA Champions League stage, Arsenal defeated Atletico Madrid at home. Dzekeresh scored twice, breaking the goal drought.

Without scoring in 9 games, the Swedish striker is not worried

When Dzekeresh joined, Arteta once said, "It's okay even if you don't score in 8 games. You can take your time." Unexpectedly, the young coach's words turned out to be true. Since scoring 2 goals against Leeds United in the second round, Dzekeresh's ball drought has lasted for 9 games.

As a "pie-eating" forward whose top priority is scoring, Zhekelesh's foot skills and core strength are not outstanding. Many tactical links other than shooting are of limited value. His attitude of proactively seeking confrontation is commendable, but his fulcrum and series effects are not significant, and his tactical value is not even as good as Havertz, who is recovering from injury. However, Atletico Madrid did not set up a bus when facing the Gunners like Manchester City, which gave Dzhekeresh the opportunity to break the ball shortage.

Arteta also has plan B. The dual forward system helps Dzekeresh.

Arsenal's current tactical system has high requirements for a single arrow. The 27-year-old Dzekeresh does not have much room for improvement. It is almost impossible to expect him to take over everything within the 433 structure. After Havertz returns from injury, Arteta may be able to try a two-forward structure to share the pressure on Dzekeresh. The backcourt structure is extremely stable. If Arteta can fully activate the human resources in the frontcourt, Arsenal will have the conditions to compete for the championship on multiple fronts.