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Arteta says two things must merge: Gyokeres’s adaptation and Arsenal’s tactical integration to unlock his potential.
Arteta stresses that progress hinges on both better form and stronger connections with teammates.
Gyokeres arrived in the summer without a proper pre-season, contributing to a slow Premier League start.
Arsenal will continue to back Gyokeres with minutes as he rebuilds sharpness.
Arteta remains confident Gyokeres can explode once adaptation and cohesion align.
Gyokeres was signed to add vertical threat and penalty-box presence to Arsenal’s attack.
The manager emphasises that goals will unlock Gyokeres’ confidence and form.
The report notes Gyokeres’ injury and adaptation challenges affected his early season impact.
Gabriel Jesus’ return adds competition and raises expectations for Gyokeres’ output.
The piece frames Gyokeres’ long-term Arsenal future as dependent on sustained performance.

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Arteta urges patience with Viktor Gyökeres, insisting the striker needs time and support to adapt to the Premier League and fulfil his potential.
New reference contextualizes Gyökeres' high-scoring dossier from Portugal, noting expectation surges at Arsenal due to elite past form.
Gyökeres has four Premier League goals in 13 appearances and has faced a month-long hamstring layoff, impacting momentum.
Arteta stresses Gyökeres was signed with high expectations due to Europe‑leading stats, acknowledging the Premier League's tougher demands.
The new reference highlights Gyökeres' hamstring injury and the impact of missing a month of action on his early Arsenal form.
Arteta clarifies the path to unlocking Gyökeres' potential: conditioning, momentum, and goals as the catalyst.
The reference reinforces the notion that Gyökeres' development is tied to consistent Premier League exposure and learning curves.
The articles together suggest Arteta's strategy is to shield Gyökeres while progressively integrating him with targeted support.
Grappling with league expectations, Gyökeres is depicted as adapting to the Premier League's demands rather than being judged on a short run.

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Cascarino proposes Noni Madueke as a centre-forward option for Arsenal amid striker dilemmas.
Merino has been used as a makeshift No.9 as Arsenal search for a long-term solution.
Gyokeres has struggled for goals this season, prompting questions over his role at Arsenal.
Arteta faces a busy run of seven games that could shape Arsenal’s title challenge this season.
Cascarino’s stance adds to ongoing debate over who should start at No.9 for Arsenal.
The piece notes Havertz and Jesus’ availability as options in the striking department.
Cascarino’s suggestion targets a tactical shift to boost Arsenal’s attacking variety.
The article references Gyokeres’ injury return and form slump as context for the debate.
The report emphasizes Arsenal’s top form but notes recent results threaten their title lead.
The piece situates the debate within a broader transfer and squad strategy discussion.

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