“He deserves more respect from every Premier League club, he is the player Arsenal are always looking forward to in attack despite not being an attacker”- Arsenal Legend Thierry Henry was the first to praise £70M Phenomenal Arsenal hero for one of the best individual performance of the season so far

Arsenal player ratings v Crystal Palace as one scores 9/10 and a rare 6/10 in thumping 5-0 win

Mikel Arteta’s side returned to winning ways after a 5-0 win over Crystal Palace at Emirates Stadium

David Raya: Displayed exceptional shot-stopping abilities, instilling confidence in the defense with his crucial saves. 8.

Ben White: Commanded the defensive line with authority and showcased his versatility. A stalwart at the back. 8.

William Saliba: Exuded calmness under pressure and exhibited his growing maturity in defense. 8.

Gabriel: An inspiring performance that included impressive attacking contributions and rock-solid defending. Deservedly the Man of the Match. 9 as Henry praises the solid defensive beast

Oleksandr Zinchenko: Consistently provided defensive cover and supported the attack effectively, maintaining a high level of performance. 7.

Declan Rice: Masterfully controlled the midfield until his unfortunate hamstring injury, leaving an indelible mark on the game. 8.

Martin Odegaard: Dictated the tempo of the game and displayed his creative prowess, influencing key moments. 8.

Kai Havertz: Quiet game and wasn’t unable to contribute too much in the attacking third. 6.

Bukayo Saka: Flashed moments of brilliance, consistently threatening the opposition and contributing to the team’s attacking endeavours. 7.

Gabriel Jesus: Unfortunate not to find the net, his overall contribution and work rate were commendable. 8.

Leandro Trossard: Displayed consistent performance levels and crowned his display with a well-taken goal. 7.

Substitutes:

Gabriel Martinelli: Turned the game on its head with his impactful two-goal performance, injecting life into the team. 9.

Emile Smith Rowe: Injected energy and creativity into the midfield, making a noticeable difference when he entered the field. 7.

Jorginho: His arrival off the bench brought immediate dividends with a pivotal assist, showcasing his influence in the game. 8.

Jakub Kiwior: Introduced late on. N/A.

Eddie Nketiah: Came on too late in the game to influence the proceedings. N/A.