Arteta on Tzolis: 'He's doing very good preparation, I have very good things to say'
Translated from Greek, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta praised Greek midfielder Christos Tzolis for his performance in a friendly match against Dortmund.
- Arteta highlighted Tzolis's good preparation, physical condition, confidence, and effectiveness on the field.
- The young player contributed an assist and won a penalty during the game, impressing the Arsenal coach.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has lauded the performance and preparation of Greek midfielder Christos Tzolis following the team's friendly match against Borussia Dortmund. Despite Arsenal's 3-2 loss, Tzolis stood out, contributing significantly to the game with an assist and winning a penalty.
Arteta spoke highly of Tzolis's current form, stating, "Tzolis is doing very good preparation. He is in very good physical condition, he has confidence and is very effective." The manager further elaborated on the player's impact, noting his assist, the penalty he won, and "another 2-3 very good moments."
Tzolis is doing very good preparation. He is in very good physical condition, he has confidence and is very effective. He had an assist, won a penalty and had another 2-3 very good moments. He is working unbelievably so far and I have very good things to say.
"He is working unbelievably so far and I have very good things to say," Arteta added, underscoring the player's dedication and positive contribution during the pre-season period. The praise from Arteta suggests a promising outlook for Tzolis within the Arsenal squad.
The Emirates Cup match, which saw Arsenal face Dortmund, provided a platform for players like Tzolis to showcase their abilities. Arteta's comments indicate that Tzolis is making a strong impression and is on a positive trajectory with the club.
Christosโ work rate is unbelievable so far โ very good things.
Originally published by Ta Nea in Greek. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.