In comparison to the other game weeks, the English Premier League game week 15 had more goals. Players who excelled during the game week were named to the team of the week.
Danny Ward of Leicester City is this week's goalkeeper of the week. In their 2-0 win over Everton, he kept a clean sheet and made two saves.
The centre backs of the week are Leicester City's Daniel Amartey, Pascal Struijk, and Gabriel Magalhaes. Arsenal defeated Chelsea 0-1 in week 15 of the English Premier League thanks to a goal by Gabriel Magalhaes.
Militoma, Kevin De Bruyne, Jacob Ramsey, and James Maddison have been named midfielders of the week. Jacob Ramsey scored once in their 3-1 win over Manchester United, while James Maddison assisted twice in their 0-2 win over Everton.
Crystal Palace's Wilfred Zaha and Michael Olise are the wingers of the week. In their 1-2 win over West Ham United, Zaha scored once and assisted once, while Olise scored once.
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Arsenal ready to invest in key positions in January transfer window
Arsenal are prepared to invest where necessary in the January transfer window to aid their bid for a top-four finish and a title challenge, according to sources.
Mikel Arteta's side leads the Premier League and has outperformed expectations thus far, with one league match remaining before the World Cup begins.
Arsenal are currently in contract talks with director of football Edu Gaspar and see Arteta as an important part of their long-term plans, having renewed his contract earlier this year until the 2024/25 season.
The Gunners hope that their January business will demonstrate their ongoing commitment to Arteta and help the team get going, while it may also help fend off any suitors.
Mikel Arteta's side leads the Premier League and has performed far above expectations thus far, with one league match remaining before the World Cup begins.
Arsenal are currently in contract negotiations with director of football Edu Gaspar and see Arteta as an important part of their long-term plans, having renewed his contract earlier this year until the 2024/25 season.
The Gunners hope that their January business will demonstrate their ongoing commitment to Arteta and help the team progress, while also deterring any interest in the Spaniard from former clubs Barcelona and Manchester City.Arteta has been mentioned as a possible successor to Xavi should his Barcelona project fail, and questions remain about Pep Guardiola's long-term future at City, where he is a former assistant manager and whose contract expires at the end of this season. Given his performance with the current Gunners squad, Arsenal anticipates such links.
90min understands that Arteta will be supported in the areas he wishes to strengthen in January. As it stands, midfield is viewed as a potential weakness beneath first-team options, while an additional forward or winger has been desired since the summer.Arsenal are scouting attacking options across Europe, and 90min understands that the Gunners were among a slew of Premier League clubs who attended the Ajax vs PSV Eindhoven game over the weekend. According to sources, one of the players they were watching was Cody Gakpo, a long-term Manchester United target.
They are considering a number of alternatives, including Mykhailo Mudryk, who they have been closely following in recent months. The Shakthar Donetsk winger has emerged as one of Europe's most sought-after players, but Arsenal may have an advantage in their pursuit due to their willingness to do a deal in January. Oleksandr Zinchenko, Mudryk's international teammate, has praised the 21-year-old to his Arsenal bosses.
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