Sources close to Arsenal report that Mikel Arteta and his coaching staff held a final team meeting on Sunday before players departed for international duty — with one key topic being the club’s designated penalty taker.

eports suggest that Arsenal’s management has reiterated that Viktor Gyökeres remains the team’s main penalty taker, emphasizing that all players must fully support him both on and off the pitch.

This clarification comes after a brief on-pitch discussion between Bukayo Saka and Gyökeres during the West Ham game, when Saka appeared eager to take the spot-kick himself. Club insiders, however, insist there’s no tension between the two, suggesting Saka simply wanted to mark his 200th Arsenal appearance with a milestone 100th goal contribution.

Oneni hii team sasa, Such situations are what differentiate a title-winning team from a game-winning team. This should be a deliberate and settled matter, yet at Arsenal, players still argue over who takes penalties. Look at the service Gyökeres gets compared to Haaland at City. Many Arsenal players seem more focused on being stars. For Arsenal to win major titles, Saka and others must accept that there’s a main man up front and play their part accordingly. Without that, Arsenal remain far from true title success.

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