Ian Wright sends seven-word message after watching Arsenal destroy PSV Eindhoven
Pundit Ian Wright expressed his desire on Twitter to be a part of Arsenal’s current team, as they continue to impress under Mikel Arteta.
Ian Wright is so impressed by Arsenal’s attacking prowess that he wishes he could play for Mikel Arteta’s team.
After a considerable absence from the Champions League, Arsenal faced PSV Eindhoven in a highly anticipated match tonight. The Emirates Stadium was filled with enthusiastic fans, creating a fantastic atmosphere.
Arsenal wasted no time in making a statement, with Bukayo Saka scoring within the first 10 minutes. Leandro Trossard and Gabriel Jesus also found the back of the net before halftime, leaving Arsenal with a commanding 3-0 lead.
In the second half, Martin Odegaard scored the fourth goal, and Arsenal continued to dominate upon their return to the Champions League.
All Arsenal fans, as well as former Gunners striker Ian Wright, will be absolutely thrilled with tonight’s performance.
Ian Wright comments on Arsenal performance
Wright, a true Arsenal icon, is evidently relishing the Gunners’ current form.
On Wednesday night, Wright posted a concise tweet on Twitter, expressing his admiration for Arsenal’s performance in just seven words.
The former prolific goal scorer simply said, ‘‘I want to play in this team’,’ indicating his belief that he could excel under Arteta’s leadership.
I want to play in this team 🥲 pic.twitter.com/75oXtKDDjU
— Ian Wright (@IanWright0) September 20, 2023
Wright boasts an impressive record of 288 appearances and 185 goals for Arsenal, with 128 of those goals scored in league matches. This achievement places him second on Arsenal’s all-time scoring list, just behind Thierry Henry. However, he might believe that he could have scored even more goals if he had the opportunity to play in this current Gunners side.
Under Arteta’s management, Arsenal is playing exceptional attacking football, and one can only imagine the scoring opportunities that players like Martin Odegaard and others would create for Wright.
Despite not being able to step onto the pitch, Wright is content with cheering Arsenal on from the sidelines, especially considering that the Gunners are in pursuit of significant silverware this season.
Ian Wright sends seven-word message after watching Arsenal destroy PSV Eindhoven
