Arsenal look set to recruit a throw-in coach to help the team improve their attacking play from dead-ball situations. Mikel Arteta has confirmed that the club is making a move for Thomas Grønnemark, who spent five years at Liverpool under Jürgen Klopp and has also worked with Brentford.
The Dane's appointment comes as Arsenal have scored more goals from set-pieces than any other team in Europe's top-five leagues. However, Arteta revealed that Declan Rice is working on developing the skill of taking long throws, which is an area where the team could improve further.
"We try to improve every single area," said Arteta. "Every single margin that we possibly can to be a better team and anybody can help us."
Meanwhile, David Moyes has defended Everton's signing of Thierno Barry, who has struggled to make an impact since joining the club last summer. Moyes believes that the 23-year-old French striker has the potential to come good for the Toffees, but admits that he is "taking a bit of a gamble" on some transfers due to financial constraints.
Everton are looking to sign a new striker and have inquired about a loan deal for Fenerbahce's Youssef En-Nesyri. Moyes believes that Barry has the physicality, running ability and aerial threat required to succeed in the Premier League.
Leeds manager Marco Silva is wary of Fulham's Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who has been enjoying an impressive campaign with eight goals in his last nine appearances. The West Ham manager knows what a tough task it will be for his team to beat Leeds at Elland Road.
West Ham manager Nuno Espírito Santo needs to address the team's leaky defence if he is to keep them out of relegation trouble. Bournemouth's Andoni Iraola has admitted that the Cherries' away form is a concern, having conceded 29 goals in 10 matches on their travels this season.
The Premier League transfer window is getting more congested by the day, and several teams are looking to strengthen their squads further.
The Dane's appointment comes as Arsenal have scored more goals from set-pieces than any other team in Europe's top-five leagues. However, Arteta revealed that Declan Rice is working on developing the skill of taking long throws, which is an area where the team could improve further.
"We try to improve every single area," said Arteta. "Every single margin that we possibly can to be a better team and anybody can help us."
Meanwhile, David Moyes has defended Everton's signing of Thierno Barry, who has struggled to make an impact since joining the club last summer. Moyes believes that the 23-year-old French striker has the potential to come good for the Toffees, but admits that he is "taking a bit of a gamble" on some transfers due to financial constraints.
Everton are looking to sign a new striker and have inquired about a loan deal for Fenerbahce's Youssef En-Nesyri. Moyes believes that Barry has the physicality, running ability and aerial threat required to succeed in the Premier League.
Leeds manager Marco Silva is wary of Fulham's Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who has been enjoying an impressive campaign with eight goals in his last nine appearances. The West Ham manager knows what a tough task it will be for his team to beat Leeds at Elland Road.
West Ham manager Nuno Espírito Santo needs to address the team's leaky defence if he is to keep them out of relegation trouble. Bournemouth's Andoni Iraola has admitted that the Cherries' away form is a concern, having conceded 29 goals in 10 matches on their travels this season.
The Premier League transfer window is getting more congested by the day, and several teams are looking to strengthen their squads further.
don't solve nothin'. arsenal's got skillz, just need 2 fine tune it 
grønnemark's the real deal 
but what about developin' those long throws? declan rice needs 2 step up his game 
moyes is tryin', but that thierno barry signing had fans cryin' themselves to sleep 
youssef en-nesyri's a gamble, but who ain't 
... like what's next? hiring a specialist for crossing the ball too? it seems to me that mikel arteta just wants someone to blame when arsenal concede goals from set-pieces 
... declan rice working on long throws is cool, but how many times has he thrown it 50 yards in his career? 
, like you can't win a game just because one team scores from a corner or throw-in. Arsenal's improvement in this area would definitely be a big plus for them 
. But at the same time, I'm not surprised they're looking to recruit someone specialized - it's clear that Declan Rice still has some work to do 
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But hey, if it means they score more goals from set-pieces, I'm all for it! They're already doing better than most teams in the top-five leagues.
But then you know that Leeds are gonna be tough to beat at Elland Road. And West Ham's got some big problems with their defence... 
it's gonna be an interesting season!
. But seriously, it seems like they're getting all these specialists to help them improve their set-piece game. Meanwhile, other teams are struggling with their own problems, like West Ham’s leaky defence 
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Leeds is in trouble if they can’t figure out how to stop him. And Iraola from Bournemouth better get their defence sorted ASAP 
️, 29 goals on the road? No thanks 
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. Thomas Grønnemark's expertise would be a huge boost to their attacking play. I mean, who doesn't love watching a perfectly placed long throw sail over the wall and into the back of the net? 
Every percentage point counts when you're competing at this level. And hey, Declan Rice is working on his long throws - that's some top-notch dedication from the young Gunner! 
. And West Ham, I feel you - a solid defence is key to avoiding relegation trouble 
Anyway, Thomas Grønnemark sounds like the real deal, been around the block with Jürgen Klopp and Brentford. Hopefully he can bring some magic to the Emirates 
David Moyes is being his usual cautious self, I get it, but come on Thierno Barry's got potential! 
You know what's got me thinking? Like, teams need to work on those set pieces for real! 
Arsenal's already scoring more goals from dead-ball situations than anyone else in the top 5 leagues, but Arteta's all about improving every single area. Even Declan Rice is working on taking long throws - that's dedication, fam! 
they've been killing it from set pieces but still can improve on that long throw skill with declan rice tho 
meanwhile david moyes is right to say he's taking a risk on barry but at least he's trying eh? 
and i'm lowkey curious about youssef en-nesyri coming in for west ham lol would love to see him make an impact 
. Like, I get it, they're doing okay, but do they really need someone to specialize in dead-ball situations? And what's up with Declan Rice working on taking long throws? That's just not how you score goals, fam 
. Everyone's trying to strengthen their squads, but it's getting harder and harder to find good talent. I mean, David Moyes is taking a bit of a risk on Thierno Barry, but hey, desperate times call for desperate measures 
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. Who's gonna come out on top? Will Arsenal finally crack that throw-in code 
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. The transfer window just keeps getting crazier, though...
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mikel arteta sounds so chill about it too tho, always trying to find ways to improve the team 
and i'm low-key rooting for everton to sign youssef en-nesyri 
. They've already been killing it from set-pieces, and this could take their game to the next level 
. It's all about that extra little margin, you know? 
. But overall, the transfer window is getting more interesting by the day!