Smith Rowe uncovers why he thinks Fabio Vieira is 'like' Bernardo Silva
Arsenal and England star Emile Smith Rowe has stored acclaim on Mikel Arteta's new signings Gabriel Jesus and Fabio Vieira after an amazing beginning to the Gunners' pre-season arrangements.
Smith Rowe compared Vieira, who showed up from Porto on an arrangement worth a likely £34million, to Manchester City star Bernardo Silva, while likewise guaranteeing that new No 9 Jesus incredibly affects the crew.
Arsenal completed fifth in the Premier League last season, expanding their run out of the Champions League to five years subsequent to discarding an opportunity to highlight in club football's most renowned rivalry.
Vieira shows up following a noteworthy season at Porto with seven objectives and 16 aids 29 games, and will probably rival Smith Rowe for a spot in the side, working as both a going after midfielder and a left inside winger.
In any case, Smith Rowe could applaud Vieira, saying: 'He's very much like [to Silva]. He's a generally excellent passer of the ball, his left foot is excellent and he jumps at the chance to make objectives and score them himself.
'I've previously played against him at worldwide level, so I can't praise enough of him, and the fans ought to be truly energized.
'At the Euro Under-21s, they [Portugal] beat us 2-0 and he was amazing in that game.'
He was additionally profuse in his recognition of Brazilian forward Jesus, who fills the No 9 shirt emptied by Alexandre Lacazette recently.
He has proactively scored multiple times in two pre-season games, after he added to his support against Nurnburg with a negative mark against Everton in the US.
The marking has been welcomed with energy and fans are quick to see their new man in real life in the new season, and he has previously been commended by Arteta for his capacity to 'make disarray'.
Smith Rowe added: 'He's been fabulous since he came in, it seems like he's been hanging around for two or three years. Everybody knows how great he is and we can hardly hold back to get everything rolling with him.
'Man City are a major club and they've won a ton as of late. Hopefully he will bring that [winning] attitude and help us out.'
Arsenal are not done at this point in the exchange market, and are hoping to tie up a £35m bargain for City's Ukraine star Oleksandr Zinchenko early this week, and are watching Juventus midfielder Arthur in front of a possible move.
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