The Athletic. I know it's all about goals and people want to see goals but he's one of those

that just excites you I think it could only get better once he adapts to the

Premier League as well he's nine to two to score 20 or more Premier League goals this

season I think in one game very soon this guy is going to fill his boots

you mentioned who benefits the most from Rinaldo's departure. I think Marcus Rafford just profits the most from Euryteno's arrival.

There's nowhere left for E for Everton to go.

Manager wise, I've almost tried everything now

and they're still embroiled in relegation battles.

I'd be seriously worried as an Everton fan.

I think confidence is a massive factor in this Arsenal side at the moment and we've seen it kind of run through the club as I say with the fans with the players and there's almost an expectation almost an inevitability that Arsenal were going to come back and win that game 3-1.

So I say things are looking really, really good for them at the moment.

Hello and welcome to the Athletic Football Podcast I'm Dan Bardal and this is the weekend preview.

I'm joined by George Ella Bek 365 Steve Freeth and the Athletics Richermova.

Coming up, we're going to react to Julian Lopategu

winning his first Premier League game in charge of wolves

before welcoming Manchester United to Moligneur.

The pressure's mounting on Frank Lampard ahead of his visit to the Etiad and leaders

Arsenal showed their credentials coming from behind to beat West Ham.

Next up for them are Brighton.

All that's here to come on the weekend preview.

Let's start though at Anfield as Liverpool welcome Leicester City, fresh from agreeing a deal to sign Dutch forward Cody Gapau, one of the Stars of the World

Cup from PSV.

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