Oleksandr Zinchenko

Why doesn't he play left back?

I think Zinchenko is a better left back than Calafiori.

No, he's not.

No. Lewis-Skelly's better in the midfield than-

Uh...

To me, Calafiori left back, I think it'd be crazy

I think Zinchenko does a better job

Yeah, Zinchenko's good.

Bernardo Silva, 43.

Zinchenko was cheap and he was about 1.7 million.

Fernand Torres, 21 million.

Uh, Gabriel Jesus, 27.

Now, how do you build the spine? He brought in qu- he bro- he, he brought in some of the Man City players that, who, who have been there or have done it.

Say what you want about, um, Jesus and say what you want about, um, Zinchenko, these are players that have won.

And these are players that have a certain level of, of, of...

They have a taste for, um, what's the word? For, they, they, they have a taste for, ah, what's the word again? They, they won't allow mediocrity, let me use that word.

I mean, the ball by Aguerd wasn't bad either, but to get beaten by such a long pass in this fashion.

Zinchenko gets caught under it.

But what about that for the first touch? And then Gabriel just sta- stands off it, puts his arms behind his back rather than attacking it.

It's not the best of defending, but what about that for a bit of skill and a finish? And what a time to get it through the legs of Gabriel, who's just statuesque there.

Gets a goal in the international break for Italy.

The guy's just so attacking, so fantastic, and I still maintain that there is a reasonable gap between Calafiori and Zinchenko for Arsenal.

And so for right now, Calafiori is certainly not an issue, which just leaves us with Ezri Konsa.

And listen, I could absolutely justify right now with four free transfers using one to go and buy a really high upside defender, like De Kuyper I still don't have in my team.

These are more the profiles of-of-of what he wanted.

Step three then was to challenge, and that sort of coincided with the time when Gabriel Jesus and Alex Zinchenko arrived at Arsenal, and-and Arteta said, "Those two changed our world." So that got them challenging for the top honors once again.

Step four was win.

win.Get over the line.

And then Arsenal, Arsenal made a habit of buying Manchester City players recently.

Zinchenko, de Jesus-

We have-

Carvalho is another City-

But it, it feels all...

it all feels a bit Zinchenko at eight, i.e. it makes a ton of sense.

He could clearly play there.

He has played there.

Hamburg you kind of don't I've had it before I've

actually had it before right if you're watching I do look a little bit like Fabio Vieira I don't love it and I'm sorry Fabio I don't but you know they're selling Sane you know you talk about those extra players that could come in at that time I think he might have even scored in that game against Liverpool you're trying to sell Sane or Gabriel Jesus or Zinchenko it's slightly different than when we're trying to sell my doppelganger so Now, you know, after 2013, two years after Stan Kroenke became the majority shareholder, the picture did change.

It was a big transfer, as you mentioned, Johnny.

But by 2016, oh, ways are the same as Man City's, and yet we didn't get close to winning the title.

Like, absolutely wild.

Zinchenko's probably there.

Is that right?

I don't know.