Arsenal need individualism like Eberechi Eze's now more than ever

The tone of Arsenal’s performance against Newcastle United on Saturday flipped once they lost Kai Havertz and then Eberechi Eze.It had been a fun performance, with Eze’s personality shining through, but once Havertz went off — and later Eze — it turned into a nervy, transition-heavy affair.Mikel Arteta said after the match that both players had muscular issues, with Eze telling reporters, “I am OK. It was just precautionary.” But both make Arsenal a more attacking threat, with Eze’s creativity and individualism central.Advertisement