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Jurrien Timber and Gabriel Jesus’ injuries were disclosed this morning, and coach Mikel Arteta provided a troubling update on the top players. Arteta indicated that Timber and Gabriel Jesus could return sooner than expected

Raheem Sterling was Arsenalโ€™s final and most unexpected acquisition during the summer transfer window. The Chelsea winger joined the Gunners on a season-long loan, marking a reunion with his former Manchester City coach, Mikel Arteta. Arteta played a significant role in helping Sterling develop into one of the worldโ€™s top attackers during their time together at City.

 

However, since his move to Chelsea, Sterlingโ€™s performance has noticeably declined. His move to Arsenal presents a fresh opportunity for the 29-year-old to rediscover his form and contribute to Arsenalโ€™s pursuit of the Premier League titleโ€”a trophy Sterling has won four times in his career.

 

Recently, Sterling shared his thoughts on reuniting with Arteta at Arsenal, expressing his enthusiasm about working with his former coach again. Speaking to Arsenalโ€™s official website, Sterling conveyed his excitement about rejoining Arteta and praised the impressive work the manager has done since taking charge of the Gunners.

 

Given Artetaโ€™s influence on Sterlingโ€™s success at Manchester City, their reunion at Arsenal could be the key to the clubโ€™s aspirations for Premier League glory. Sterling seems eager to get started and contribute to the teamโ€™s efforts.

 

When asked about working with Arteta again and his excitement about playing under the Arsenal manager this season, Sterling said, โ€œHeโ€™s a top guy, a top character. Iโ€™ve been following his journey since we worked together at City, and to see him come here and make his mark on this incredible football club with such a rich history speaks volumes about him. You can clearly see the great job heโ€™s doing here.โ€