“How Arsenal discovered a player like him is a mystery. He’s a big big talent and didn’t even give my players a breathing space in the match”- PSV coach Peter Bosz says he’s blown away and impressed by one outstanding Arsenal star who is the most difficult player he’s ever faced this season- Not Saka, Not Rice and not Saliba

PSV Eindhoven coach Peter Bosz expressed his astonishment and admiration for a standout Arsenal player who, in his eyes, posed the most formidable challenge this season, surpassing the likes of Saka, Rice, and Saliba. Bosz, impressed by the mystery surrounding how Arsenal unearthed such talent, commended the player’s exceptional performance that left his PSV team without room to breathe during their recent encounter.

The player in question is none other than Arsenal’s Kai Havertz, whose prowess on the pitch drew praise from Bosz, a coach who previously collaborated with the German talent during their time at Bayer Leverkusen in Germany. The high praise comes after Arsenal faced PSV in a Champions League match, a fixture with limited implications as both teams had already secured qualification for the knockout stages.

Mikel Arteta, anticipating the less crucial nature of the match, made strategic changes to his lineup, with Eddie Nketiah seizing the opportunity to secure a 1-0 lead for Arsenal. Despite PSV’s response with a goal from Yorbe Vertessen, neither side could clinch victory, settling for a 1-1 draw.

Arteta’s lineup adjustments saw most star players rested after a recent defeat to Aston Villa, but one constant presence was Kai Havertz. The German, who had a goal controversially disallowed in the previous match, did not have his most impactful night against PSV, managing just one shot and 41 touches before being substituted in the 88th minute.

While Havertz struggled to make a significant impact in the final third during the match, questions persist about his performances despite a recent positive streak. Peter Bosz, who coached Havertz at Bayer Leverkusen, extended praise to the player, describing him as a ‘big, big talent’ and an ‘outstanding player.’ Bosz emphasized that recognizing Havertz’s talent doesn’t require an expert in football, highlighting the player’s modest nature.

Havertz’s journey in English football has been characterized by ups and downs, adjusting to the distinct nuances of the Premier League compared to German football. The versatile player has been deployed in various positions, including striker, number 10, and midfield, as managers seek to unlock his full potential.

With Bosz’s commendation echoing, Havertz aims to build on this acknowledgment under Arteta’s guidance. As Arsenal continues to perform well in recent weeks, the spotlight remains on Havertz to deliver consistent and impactful performances in the coming weeks and months.