THE past few games have seen Arsenal’s Boss, Mikel Arteta deploy Kai Harvetz as a striker rather than use a natural striker, Gabriel Jesus, who is now preferred on the left wing.
This has raised questions on if the German midfielder, who was gotten from Chelsea has taken the position of the former Manchester City striker in the attacking position in a starting lineup.
Jesus, reacting to questions relating to it, noted that it wasn’t a big deal as it is a price to pay if a player plays for a big club.
“If you see the way he works, he’s unbelievable. That’s the price you pay if you want to be in a big club.
“You have to fight to play. If you are not playing, the best thing you have to do is try to help. I never complain,” he said.
Harvetz on his part has lived up to expectations, boasting of nine-goal contributions in the past seven games, which include goals in four successive league fixtures against Burnley, Newcastle, Sheffield United,!and Brentford.
