Arsenal attacker Eberechi Eze has compared Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta and England manager Thomas Tuchel.
The Gunners are currently enjoying a two week break, as several of Mikel Arteta‘s players are out on international duty, hoping to make an impact for their national teams. Arsenal’s next game comes against rivals Tottenham a week on Sunday, when they will hope to improve upon their draw against Sunderland last time out.
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Two Arsenal stars featured for England on Thursday evening, as Bukayo Saka and Eberechi Eze both scored during the Three Lions’ 2-0 win against Serbia at Wembley. Eze didn’t start the game, but he came on as a substitute in the 66th minute for Marcus Rashford.
He scored in the 90th minute of the game, which was his third goal under Thomas Tuchel, since the current England boss took over from Gareth Southgate.
Eze compares Tuchel and Arteta
The Arsenal star has impressed under Tuchel for England, but he’s also been really good since coming to Arsenal in the summer and featuring heavily under Arteta in North London.
After he scored against Serbia, Eze was asked by the media about what he has learned from both Tuchel and Arteta, and he compared the two managers, suggesting they are both very “intense” with the way they operate.
Eze was asked by ESPN what the two managers have added to his game. He said: “Personally, I’ll just say the level of intensity of form and being steps ahead in the game, understanding the game differently.
“I feel that’s been to see things better and more clear, of course they’re going to make me a better player [from] the way I think, from way I operate. Both very intense, both very aware of the details, which is one of the most important things. It helps me.”
Eze will hope to make an impact in England’s next game against Albania before returning to Arsenal for the North London derby on Sunday 23 November.
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