Arsenal substitute striker Miguel Merino was pleased with his performance after making his debut and scoring twice to help his team beat Leicester 2-0 in the Midlands and reduce the pressure on leaders Liverpool to just three points.

The Gunners are without their number 9 striker after sacrificing Kai Havertz (hamstring) during the Dubai camp. Who had to undergo surgery during the off-season. In addition to Gabriel Jesus (anterior cruciate ligament), Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli (both hamstrings).
The Spanish substitute used his outstanding แทงบอล UFABET ราคาดีที่สุด ไม่มีขั้นต่ำ physique and positional sense to score two goals in the last 10 minutes of the game, even though it was his first time as a center forward in his career.
“The boss, Mikel Arteta, just told me on the morning of the game that I would be playing as a centre forward. I had a little bit of training with one of the staff and this is the first time in my career that I have played in that position,” he told Ufabet Sports.
“He told me to play to my strengths and, with luck, I can help the team score two goals today.”
“To be honest, I don’t think I’ll ever be a regular striker. This is the first time I’ve come on as a substitute striker and scored a double.”
“I forgot to give my wife a gift last Valentine’s Day, so I’ll dedicate my work today instead.”
“I think she would appreciate it more than roses or chocolates.”
“To be honest, today’s game was difficult. This is the kind of game where we have to rely on the spirit of the team. It’s a game that’s suitable for testing the strength of the team.”
Speaking of his junior, Ivan Vaneri, who provided the assist for the opening goal of the game, the Spanish player said he couldn’t believe he was only 17 years old because he was so mature.
“He is an amazing player. Every time I come to the media for an interview, you always ask about him.”
“We must continue to work hard, and if we keep our heads down, good things will come in the future.”
Merino’s statistics are like a top-notch striker, with two touches in the opponent’s penalty area , two scoring opportunities and two goals on the scoreboard .