Danny Murphy says “overwhelming” arsenal transfer will prove to be real “smart”

Another trending subject has been Arsenal’s new signings, with some positive and negative views about what Mikel Arteta and Andrea Berta have been up to this summer.

Danny Murphy is a big fan of Christian Norgaard

Fellow BBC Pundit Glenn Murray shared a worrying judgment about Viktor Gyokeres, but Murphy threw a positive light at Arsenal’s operations.

When he discussed Arsenal’s work in the transfer market, Murphy opened about the importance of Gunners catch by Christian Norgaard.

“Equally important,” Murphy said when asked if other signings are as important as Gyokere’s arrival.

“I think Thomas Party was a huge player for them last season. I also think Jorginho is gone it’s a smart piece of business.”

Arsenal chose Norgaard in front of Joao Palhinha, who has since signed up for Tottenham.

The early effort from Dane suggests that Berta made the right choice, as Norgaard has been impressive during the season.

Continued its praise of Arsenal’s decision to sign Norgaard explained Murphy why fans should be happy about his arrival.

“I am a big fan of Norgaard; he is a really smart football player, does his defensive work, and I know it was a bit overwhelming for Arsenal fans, but when you lose your central midfielders and take in two of that quality, it is really important for the depth.”

Martin Zubimendi represented the acquisition of the highest quality to become a starter on Artetas midfield, while Norgaard came in to fill the void left by Jorginho.

Norgaard was with the best last season at Brentford

There are many reasons why the Arsenal fans are pleased with the arrival of £ 10 million.

First, Norgaard spurs spurs to write for Arsenal, which is always a plus; However, there is a much more prominent reason why the Danish represents a good signing.

As seen above, Norgaard ranked among the very best midfielders in the Premier League last season and showed what he can offer the Artetas squad.

It is a top catch from Gunners and one that Murphy believes can make a big difference.