Arsenal boasts some of the strongest and fittest players in the Premier League at the moment. Many players in Mikel Arteta’s squad never seem to tire during games, a testament to their remarkable fitness levels.
Players like Ben White, William Saliba, Bukayo Saka, and Gabriel Magalhaes consistently play every game without needing a break, maintaining their high intensity throughout.
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Another Arsenal player renowned for his exceptional fitness is Declan Rice. In a recent interview, Aaron Ramsdale praised Rice for his ability to run all day long, highlighting his versatility across different positions on the field without showing signs of fatigue.
“He can play as a number eight, or we can bring on a more attacking player like Fabio to play as a number eight, and he can drop to a six, or we can bring on Thomas Partey if Jorginho is tired. He can run all day, yeah. Zinchenko calls him the horse,” Ramsdale said.
Declan Rice (Image Credit: Getty Images)
As the 2023/2024 Premier League season approaches its conclusion, Declan Rice has justified the immense faith Arsenal had when paying a staggering £105m fee to West Ham United last summer.
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The England midfielder has been integral to the Gunners’ Premier League title charge this season. Martin Odegaard recently expressed admiration for how seamlessly Rice has adapted to Arsenal’s system.
“To come to a new club is never easy, but he has integrated in the most natural way,” Odegaard said. “And the way he is playing, contributing goals and assists, he has elevated his game to another level, and we are fortunate to have him.
“He has contributed immensely in so many areas. He has been brilliant.”
Arsenal faces Manchester United this weekend in a pivotal Premier League clash. All eyes will be on Rice and other Gunners stars to deliver a stellar performance, keeping hopes of a first Premier League title in two decades alive.
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