Thomas Partey reveals what has led to Arsenal harm issues

Thomas Partey has opened up on the raft of harm issues which have disrupted his Arsenal profession so far.

The 29-year-old scored in Arsenal’s thrilling 3-2 comeback win over Bournemouth on the weekend, which stored the Gunners’ lead on the high of the Premier League desk at 5 factors.

The Gunners had been trailing 2-0 on the Emirates Stadium at one stage, earlier than targets from Partey, Benjamin White and a dramatic stoppage-time winner from Reiss Nelson turned the tide within the favour of Mikel Arteta’s aspect.

Partey’s presence in central midfield has been essential to Arsenal’s success, with the Ghanaian forming a strong partnership with each Granit Xhaka and Martin Odegaard.

But his on-field performances have been disrupted by seven completely different intervals of harm, which have triggered Partey to overlook 39 video games since arriving in north London. In distinction, he missed simply seven video games in 5 years whereas taking part in for former membership Atletico Madrid.

“Well, I feel it’s adaption. If you go from a distinct league, regular issues occur,” Partey defined to soccer.london when requested about his harm issues.

“I’m engaged on every little thing, I’m making an attempt my finest. I’m making an attempt to assist the crew any time I can. When I’m prepared and match, I will likely be prepared to assist the crew.”

Partey’s ongoing absences noticed Arteta dip into the January switch market to signal Jorginho from rivals Chelsea in a deal value £12m, whereas the boss additionally strengthened choices up entrance with the signing of Leandro Trossard and in defence; Jakub Kiwior arrived from Spezia for simply shy of £20m.

On this version of The Chronicles of a Gooner, a part of the 90min podcast community, Harry Symeou displays on Reiss Nelson’s dramatic winner as Arsenal fought again from 2-0 right down to beat Bournemouth 3-2 within the Premier League – sustaining their five-point lead on the high of the Premier League desk.

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