Gary Neville argues that Arsenal needs to sign Martin Zubimendi to adequately replace Jorginho, whose contract is ending. He believes neither Declan Rice nor Thomas Partey can manage games effectively at the highest level, stressing the need for a player like Zubimendi. While Paul Scholes disagrees, stating Zubimendi doesn't stand out compared to Rice and Partey, Neville insists a player is needed to control the ball and maintain game flow. Furthermore, he acknowledges Arsenal's need for a striker to address goal-scoring issues, indicating the necessity of multiple transfers this summer.
Neville emphasized Arsenal's need for a player like Zubimendi, stating that neither Rice nor Partey can effectively control a match, which is essential for top games.
Paul Scholes disagreed, suggesting that Zubimendi isn't particularly special to warrant a signing, as Arsenal already has capable players in Rice and Partey.
Neville expressed surprise at Scholes' stance, highlighting Jorginho's ability to control the game, a quality he feels Arsenal lacks without a proper replacement.
Beyond Zubimendi, Neville acknowledged Arsenal's broader need for reinforcements, particularly a dependable striker, considering their goal-scoring issues this season.
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