Kylian Mbabane described Arsenal’s Pierre-Emerick Abameyang as a “very fast player”.
Abameyang has had great success since joining GunnersHe has scored 85 goals in 148 games since the German team arrived from Borussia Dortmund in January 2018.
There has been a lot of optimism surrounding the Arsenal captain since he guided his club to FA Cup success last summer, when the Gunners defeated Manchester City and Chelsea 2-0 and 2-1, respectively, in the semifinals and the final.
However, the Gabon leaders endured a difficult 2020/21 campaign, scoring just ten times in the Premier League last season, with Arsenal finishing eighth at the English top.
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Abameyang, who turns 32 next week, may have suffered a setback in his recent scoring exploits, but what he lost was his electric speed, said Embappe, the French forward.
“Recently, I was talking to my dad about a player who impressed me from the stands, because I’m not playing, because of his speed characteristics, (Jeremy) Doku, in Rennes,” Mbappé told France Football (Through GFFN).
“In five years as a professional, I have never seen a standing man display so much power.”
“Very fast in terms of player, I will put Pierre-Emerick Abameyang as well. Neymar too, definitely before his injuries. It can change direction with incredible ease. “
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“Manchester City also have low-explosive players like Kyle Walker from the start.”
Arsenal fans hope that Mbabane’s praise will help boost Abameyang’s confidence as Gunners supporters look to their captains to disprove doubts next season.
Abameyang is scheduled to begin its fourth season in North London in August, and the Gunners will be without European football for the first time in 25 years.
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