BREAKING NEWS: “Even though Man United defeated us, we still have a chance against Arsenal unless Arteta starts this player, whom all my players fear facing,” says Leicester City coach Ruud van Nistelrooy, naming one Arsenal player his entire squad considers a major threat – not Skelly or Nwaneri.

Leicester City Boss Ruud van Nistelrooy Identifies Arsenal’s Biggest Threat Ahead of Clash

Leicester City head coach Ruud van Nistelrooy has admitted that his squad is wary of one particular Arsenal player ahead of their upcoming Premier League clash. Following their hard-fought victory over Manchester United, the Foxes are aiming to pull off another big result, but Van Nistelrooy believes their chances could hinge on whether Mikel Arteta starts a certain player.

Speaking to the press, the former Manchester United legend did not hold back in expressing his squad’s concerns about this Arsenal star.

“Although Man United managed to beat us, we still stand a chance to beat Arsenal—unless Arteta starts this guy, who all my players here are scared to face,” Van Nistelrooy revealed.

While he did not name Ethan Nwaneri or Myles Lewis-Skelly, two of Arsenal’s most exciting young prospects, the Dutchman made it clear that this particular individual is causing fear among opposition teams across England.

This statement adds to the growing reputation of Arsenal’s squad, which has been performing at a high level under Arteta. The Gunners have remained one of the strongest teams in the league, and their blend of youth and experience has made them a nightmare for opponents.

Van Nistelrooy’s words also highlight how Arsenal’s dominance is no longer just about their overall squad strength but also about individual brilliance. The fact that Leicester players are specifically afraid of one Arsenal star speaks volumes about the player’s impact.

While fans and analysts speculate on who this key player might be, many believe it could be Declan Rice, whose commanding presence in midfield has transformed Arsenal’s defensive and attacking transitions.

Others suggest it could be William Saliba, who has been a rock at the back, making it nearly impossible for opposing attackers to break through. Some even think it might be Gabriel Jesus, whose pressing and link-up play make him a constant threat.

Whatever the case, Van Nistelrooy’s admission is yet another testament to Arsenal’s growing dominance in English football. With every coach in England now wary of facing this player, the Gunners’ title ambitions remain stronger than ever.