Artita: We rely on different offensive solutions, and we know how difficult it is

Arsenal coach Mikel Artita confirmed that the team is conducting its training with several different offensive options to compensate for the absences affecting the front line, noting that the dependence is not limited to midfielder Michel Mirino, but several players are tried in this role, in light of the injuries crisis That struck the team.

Speaking at the press conference before confronting West Ham United tomorrow, he said: "I have not told Mirino or any other player that he will play as a temporary striker, I want the players to be initiated during the match."

He added: "During the past few weeks, we have experienced more than one player in the center of the attack, and Merino was one of them, but we are also working on other solutions."

Arsenal is suffering from prominent offensive absences, as Gabriel Jesus and Kay Havertz are absent until the end of the season due to knee injuries and posterior thigh muscles, while the duo Bocao Saka and Jabriel Martinelli continue to recover.

He continued: "We have some young players who are training with us regularly, approaching the level of the first team, and we may need to use them in the coming period."

He stressed: "They are showing great readiness, and this is very good for us."

"We have to focus on our mission first, confrontation West Ham will be very difficult, and then we will see what will happen on Sunday, we still have 13 games, and we have to be at the top of our readiness, we have a great experience in the English Premier League and we know how difficult each match is."