BREAKING NEWS: “Since the very start of my professional journey, I’ve never come across a player like this,” Achraf Hakimi admitted in disbelief. “His power and agility with the ball — it’s unreal. FIFA might need to step in and take a closer look, because this? This isn’t normal.” In a shocking twist, the Arsenal player who left everyone speechless wasn’t Martinelli. And nope — not Skelly either. If not for just one small thing, he would’ve easily walked away with the Man of the Match award last night too — that’s how insane his performance was.

Achraf Hakimi, a seasoned pro who’s played for some of Europe’s biggest clubs, couldn’t keep quiet after a recent face-off with Arsenal. A man who’s faced every kind of footballing wizard, beast, and genius now finds himself stunned. After witnessing an extraordinary display during a match against Arsenal, Hakimi admitted something that turned heads — he’d never seen anything quite like what he experienced on that pitch.

 

In a game that had fans on edge, pitting Arsenal against a World XI, Hakimi singled out an Arsenal player for delivering a performance so baffling, so beyond the norm, it left him questioning whether the guy was even human. And no, it wasn’t the usual suspects — not Gabriel Martinelli with his electric runs, nor Skelly Alvero, the rising star with hype trailing behind him. This wasn’t about flash. This was about force.

 

The name that rolled off Hakimi’s lips? Takehiro Tomiyasu. A name that doesn’t always light up headlines but suddenly lit a fire under the football world. In his post-match reflections, Hakimi called for a tongue-in-cheek “FIFA investigation,” half-joking but fully awestruck by what Tomiyasu brought to the game. The Moroccan defender, who’s seen it all, just couldn’t wrap his head around the sheer physical dominance Tomiyasu displayed.

 

Tomiyasu, Arsenal’s unsung defensive juggernaut, showed the world that real power doesn’t always roar — sometimes, it just calmly crushes. While many fans and pundits often fixate on flair players, Tomiyasu’s quiet work ethic and ruthless efficiency shone like never before. Yesterday wasn’t just a good game for him — it was a masterclass in defending and dominance.

 

According to those at the match, Tomiyasu played like a runaway tank with a GPS. He chased, intercepted, and manhandled attackers like it was personal. He wasn’t just blocking runs — he was rewriting the rules of engagement. Fast? Yes. Smart? Absolutely. Tireless? It was like watching a wind-up toy that never runs out of juice. Even Hakimi, who thrives on pace, looked like he was hitting a brick wall.

 

Try as he might, Hakimi just couldn’t outmaneuver him. Every sprint was stopped, every move anticipated. He called Tomiyasu “a machine,” and really, there was no better word. For a player like Hakimi to say that — a man who’s danced around defenders for years — it meant something. Tomiyasu wasn’t just good; he was impossible to break.

 

Naturally, Arsenal fans went wild. The internet exploded in true football fashion — with memes, jokes, and mock-serious demands for investigations into Tomiyasu’s DNA. They crowned him part-cyborg, half-avenger, all defender. The admiration turned into legend-building overnight, and suddenly, Tomiyasu was no longer a hidden gem — he was the rock everyone saw.

 

Mikel Arteta, cool as ever, just smiled. He knows what he’s got. For him, this wasn’t a surprise — Tomiyasu’s been showing this in training from day one. But now, with the world watching and Hakimi vouching, the message is clear: Arsenal isn’t just back — they’re building something terrifying. And at the heart of that machine is Tomiyasu, the quiet beast who doesn’t just play the game —he bends it.