Manchester United Manager Ruben Amorim urges player Alejandro Garnacho to improve on his performance.

The player was recently added back to the squad after missing the previous match. The Manager then encouraged the player to do his best to adapt to the position.

Manager Amorim speaks to the media concerning the player “There’s no doubt about his talent. However, he needs to adapt to playing in a different position and enhance his contributions in the final third.”

“I strongly believe in building up play as a cohesive unit to penetrate the final third.”

“Garnacho is learning how to best fit into this system, and he is making noticeable progress in training. He started in the last game, and I’m optimistic about his development.”

Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice believes his team could have easily scored 10 goals in their thrilling 2-1 victory over Tottenham in Wednesday’s North London Derby.

The Gunners made a strong comeback after going behind to Heung-Min Son’s opening goal.

A Dominic Solanke own goal and Leandro Trossard’s strike turned the game in Arsenal’s favour, securing their second win over Spurs this season after a 1-0 victory at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium earlier.

Despite dominating much of the game, Arsenal missed several chances to add to their tally.

Rice, reflecting on the match with TNT Sports, expressed his satisfaction with the team’s performance but also frustration at their missed opportunities.

“You could tell how much this match meant to everyone,” Rice said. “We dominated from the first minute, especially in the first half. The intensity, the pressure, and the passion were all there.

It was clear this was a derby. Honestly, we could have easily scored 10 goals tonight. That’s how we all felt.”

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has confirmed the club’s plans to strengthen their squad during the January transfer window.

Speaking after his team’s impressive 2-1 comeback victory over Tottenham on Wednesday night, Arteta emphasized the need for reinforcements as they navigate injuries to key players.

The win in the North London Derby keeps Arsenal’s Premier League title hopes alive. They now sit four points behind league leaders Liverpool, who still have a game in hand. However, Arteta faces a tough challenge with the loss of two crucial players.

“We’ve lost two very important players,” Arteta revealed. “Bukayo [Saka] could be sidelined for up to three months, and Gabriel Jesus might be out for an even longer period.

So yes, we’re looking to bring in new players this window. We’re actively searching and will see what’s possible.”

Arteta also took time to praise 18-year-old Miles Lewis-Skelly, who made a remarkable debut in the North London Derby.

“Lewis-Skelly was phenomenal,” Arteta said. “He’s got this incredible self-belief and personality.

To come into a game of this magnitude, against opponents of that quality, and deliver such a performance is exceptional.

He managed the occasion brilliantly and proved he belongs at this level.”