I felt like crying when I saw Him playing for another Club yesterday,This guy heart was with Arsenal but the board decided to sell Him due to their own interest and now we’re missing Him”, William Saliba reveals the only One transfer mistake that Arteta did that their regretting now

Yesterday, I witnessed him playing for a different team, and it brought me to tears. Although his heart was with Arsenal, the board chose to sell him for their own gain, and we are now losing him. William Saliba discloses the one transfer error that Arteta made, which they now regret.

On Saturday at Villa Park, Arsenal had a very good evening against Unai Emery, making some progress towards making up for last season’s shortcomings.

Although Arsenal’s performance wasn’t flawless, Mikel Arteta’s team finally exuded the spirit of a championship-winning squad.

Even if Arsenal has triumphed a great deal over the last two seasons, they shouldn’t get too ahead of themselves. Nevertheless, this is a victory to be happy about.

Last season, the Gunners did not win a single point against Emery; nevertheless, they did win all three in a performance that was eventually motivated by the introduction of Leandro Trossard.

But after the game, Trossard was more focused on honouring David Raya, who he felt had saved Arsenal multiple times.

Raya’s save, which will live long in the mind of Arsenal supporters, stunned Gary Neville.

Speaking of which, fans of Arsenal will likely still be thinking of someone else who wasn’t present at Villa Park.

Emile Smith Rowe, although leaving the club this summer, is still a fan favourite in north London.

Arsenal teammates praised Emile Smith Rowe on his first Fulham goal.
Smith Rowe scored his first goal for Fulham in the team’s 2-1 victory over Leicester City, despite scoring in the preseason for his new team.

On Saturday, Smith Rowe may have even witnessed Arsenal’s 2-0 victory after finishing his match just before the Gunners kicked off.

Nevertheless, it appears that every player in Arteta’s team is still committed to Smith Rowe’s success outside of North London. Rowe is an immensely well-liked player.

And Smith Rowe’s Instagram made the message abundantly clear when he scored for Fulham on Saturday.

The midfield player, who cost £34 million to sign with Arsenal this summer, posted a picture of himself celebrating his first score at Craven Cottage with the comment, “First goal at The Cottage.” I’m overjoyed to share it with everyone. From here, we construct.

Subsequently, the post’s comment area continued to seem as though Smith Rowe was an Arsenal player, featuring responses from William Saliba and Bukayo Saka.

A Smith Rowe goal and an Arsenal victory made for a celebratory weekend for the Gunners.

And while Arteta will undoubtedly be enjoying himself at the moment, he will soon be concentrating his team on two difficult tests that lie ahead: Brighton & Hove Albion and Tottenham Hotspur.