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 Jorginho, an Arsenal player, has spoken out following his error in Sunday's 2-2 draw with Tottenham. Jorginho was at fault for Spurs' second equalizer of the day, which was also Heung-min Son's second goal. The Italy has since posted on social media with the following statement: "A terrible error today, but seeing how everyone reacted after it to encourage and boost me up, my teammates, coaches, staff, and the fans, it gives me even more incentive to work more, since you all deserve my best version. "The Arsenal family appreciates your support so much," Declan Rice's recent aggravated back ailment has led to Jorginho being given a prolonged run in the middle of the field.

 Alvaro Morata, a striker for Atletico Madrid, believes that the team's victory over Real Madrid demonstrated their ability to contend for the title.   On Sunday, Atletico Madrid won 3-1 thanks to two goals from Morata.   He subsequently remarked: "If there is one thing that I have gotten better at over time, it is that I am more mentally prepared, and it is a shame that when we are prepared with mental maturity, it is almost when we have to retire.    "Throughout my career, I have experienced both recognition and unrecognition of my work. However, what I really want is to end my playing days with a championship with  Atletico Madrid . "The market and the dates are not under my control. Yes, there were options for leaving. When I explained the situation to Gustavo (López) and the coach, he assured me that he wouldn't move me and that I would be crucial to the team.    "Perhaps now, more than ever before, I feel important here. "....

 Following their 2-2 draw with Tottenham, Mikel Arteta, the manager of Arsenal, expressed his  dissatisfaction . In a thrilling end-to-end battle, Spurs twice knocked Arsenal back.    We're disappointed not to win the game, especially when you go ahead twice, but Arteta is adamant that they did enough to have disposed of the visitors.   It's disappointing that we lost. The team suffered psychologically when we scored once more and then immediately gave up.   They are a really strong team, in my opinion.  They have an excellent coach. Six games is too soon to determine what they will be fighting for at the end of the season you can see the team's spirit and the energy around them. ".He continued, "What happened is I love him and we love him," in reference to Jorginho's error that led to Heung-min Son's second goal.  Football includes mistakes. Because they are players, they are allowed to make mistakes. ".  Declan Rice was replaced a...

 Matty Young, the goalie for Sunderland, is being watched by Manchester City. The 16-year-old, who participated in preseason games for the first team, is a target for City, according to The Sun. Young is a regular for the U21s and is Sunderland's third-choice goalkeeper. Before the start of the season, he signed a new two-year contract, but Sunderland are open to selling for the right price. Young is anticipated to leave City in January.

 Ivan Toney has informed Thomas Frank, the head coach of Brentford, that he wants to depart in January. The striker will resume training this week even though he is currently serving a betting suspension. In January, he will be open for selection once more. According to The Mirror, Toney has spoken with Frank and let him know he's ready to move on to a new challenge. Management of the bees won't obstruct Toney as long as their £60 million valuation is reached. Arsenal, Tottenham, and Chelsea are all interested in signing the offensive player.

 Martin Odegaard commented, "That's a huge one, the North London Derby. I think I realized this site was special as soon as I entered that game when I initially came.  "You can simply feel it on social media and at the practice field. The supporters still express it, even if I try to avoid concentrating too much on social media.  We are excited to play here at home in front of the fans because it is a special game. One of those games that you actually enjoy playing, it's fantastic. 

Bernd Leno, the goalkeeper for Fulham, admits that leaving Arsenal was difficult.   The international player for Germany is playing for the Cottagers for the second time.    The Times quotes Leno as saying, "I immediately thought I had to leave when I realized it wasn't a question of performance. I'm not sure if they preferred one strong goalkeeper over two. I still had one year left on my contract, so this was my last opportunity to be bought. ".    The conflict between David Raya and Aaron Ramsdale at Arsenal was the next topic of discussion on Leno.   "After the international break, it occurred again. Aaron came to mind because he's a really nice guy. I was thinking, "This is pretty much the same thing that happened to me!".  There are some similarities, so I can relate. When I attempted to compete for my position, the goalkeeping coach advised me to leave the team. ".