“Arsenal vs Brighton: Roberto De Zerbi praises Arsenal ahead of Premier League Clash”

“He Arsenal It is a great team, it deserves to fight for the title of the Premier League. I don’t know who will win the game, but we have great respect for them”, declared Roberto De Zerbi, coach of the Brighton in the previous match for the date 36. This Sunday will be a great match and, Also, it will be seen on Star+.

The match will be played on Sunday at 10:30 (Ecuador time) at the Emirates Stadium, London. Arsenal He is second in the standings with 81 points and fights date to date for first place with the Manchester Citywho is 82.

The Las Gaviotas team, which is made up of Ecuadorians Moisés Caicedo, Pervis Estupiñán and Jeremy Sarmiento, they are in 7th place, with 55 points, but with two fewer games played. It is 7 points away from achieving the quota for the UEFA Europa Leaguea fact that is unprecedented in the club.

“Playing five games in 15 days is impossiblebut achieving the Europa League was impossible three or four months ago,” added the Italian coach, about the goal he set for himself and infected the group of players.

“Before I start working here, The objective was to achieve tenth place and in two months we changed it to seek the Champions League. We have a different vision, in football you lose if you don’t believe,” added De Zerbi and confirmed that for the last five Premier League games he will not have the full squad due to a series of injuries.

Solly March y Adam Webster were left discarded for Sunday’s game against Arsanal. “We don’t have so many players, we are going to organize ourselves step by step.”

About facing Trossard, who left Brighton to join Arsenal, the coach stated that he is an important footballer. “Now we have other players. I’m proud of them and the squad. I don’t want to talk about players from other teams“.

Roberto De Zerbi assured that the squad has recovered after the 1-5 loss against Everton, which he suffered last Monday and which kept him from his desire to score points to move up the standings.