Simon Kohler: Tak also has a grudge against the Champions League semi-finals, Berta can win Lukaku

Arsenal's team reporter Simon Kohler talked about the home team's journey this season. Although the Gunners did not win the championship trophy and the fans' patience with Arteta has decreased, the club's overall performance has improved, especially the Arsenal has made great progress in the Champions League, and they eliminated Real Madrid and entered the semi-finals. Simon Kohler said: Tah is also resentful of the Champions League semi-finals. Although Arsenal has a thin lineup in the middle of the season, the team is full of characteristics and they have the opportunity to eliminate the powerful Paris Saint-Germain. Simon Kohler also admitted that Paris Saint-Germain's lineup is not very balanced, and in fact, the Gunners have more opportunities. Unfortunately, Arteta and the players failed to grasp it well, otherwise the arsenal would have ushered in a more powerful breakthrough. No wonder Tajima felt sorry for this and was still worried about the semi-finals.

Regarding Arsenal's signings in the summer transfer window, some hope that sports director Berta will quickly introduce Rodrigo to make up for the club's weaker projects in terms of goalkeepers. However, Simon Kohler implies that the home team lacks an orthodox center, and that the Gunners will need to fight on multiple lines next season, so Berta should strive for a plug-and-play candidate - Berta can win Lukaku. Some people will say that Napoli has signed Lukaku from Chelsea. As it turns out, the Belgian star made great contributions to Napoli's re-winning championship. How could the Lightning Army let him go? Besides, Lukaku was able to come to Naples because he was also the middleman. Under such circumstances, Lukaku did not have the possibility of a transfer. Why did Simon Kohler ask Berta to find a way to win over the Belgian star?

In Simon Kohler's view, if Conte bids farewell to Napoli, the lineup during the championship may be disintegrated. Furthermore, Lukaku has always yearned for high wages, which is also the key reason why he chose to return to Chelsea. As a strong Premier League team, Arsenal is definitely richer than Serie A and can pay wages. This is why Berta has the opportunity to win his confidence. However, Berta knew very well that it was not easy to convince Lukaku to leave Naples. The Belgian striker regained his life in Italy and not only became the team's offensive core, but also formed a tacit partnership with De Bruyne. But Berta also keenly sensed that Lukaku's career has always been accompanied by a desire for a higher stage—both competitive and economic.

Arsenal's attractiveness lies not only in its generous salary, but also in its exposure and competitive intensity in the Premier League. Berta plans to impress Lukaku through two aspects: one is to emphasize that the Gunners are building a more competitive team and will strive to score a Champions League place next season; the other is to suggest that Napoli may face the reconstruction of the tactical system after Conte leaves office, and Lukaku's playing style may not be suitable for the new coach's style. The reason why Tajikistan is worried about the Champions League semi-finals is that after the ball, I believe that Arsenal's "double defeat" Real Madrid gave Arteta and the players confidence, thinking that they can handle everything in the Champions League arena. Simon Kohler also admitted that although Real Madrid, as the defending champion and the champion of the Champions League, has a deep foundation in this event and has superstars like Bellingham and Mbappe, the lineup of the Bernabeu this season is unbalanced. After the arrival of the "Tortoise", there have been many compatibility issues in the Ancelotti system.

Especially the retirement of Cross and the aging of Modric, the Galaxy Battleship's midfield and backcourt have the problem of being out of gear. In other words, the Gunners were able to eliminate Real Madrid, which gave Tashi some wrong confidence and understanding, and also made the Arsenal lack preparation in the subsequent Champions League semi-finals. Perhaps it is this sudden confidence that has caused Arsenal to have subtle tactical and psychological deviations. When facing Paris Saint-Germain, they continued their previous high-pressing and rapid conversion strategies against Real Madrid, but ignored their opponents' advantages in wing attack and counterattack efficiency. The speed of Mbappe and Dembele made the Gunners' defense line repeatedly passive, and Vitinia's dispatch in the midfield also made it difficult for Arsenal's oppressive system to work.

Simon Kohler pointed out that Tarsen's on-the-spot adjustment was slightly slow, especially in the 1-1 deadlock in the first leg, and failed to strengthen the midfield interception or adjust the full-back's defensive strategy in time, resulting in the second leg being completely broken by Paris's side and center combination. More importantly, Arsenal relies too much on the offensive end on Saka and Odegao's personal breakthroughs, and lacks targeted crossing or long-range shooting attempts, making Paris's defense always keep it compact. However, this defeat may become an important lesson in Arsenal's future rise. As Simon Kohler said, the growth of young teams often requires the tempering of setbacks. Tashi's resentment just shows that his expectations for the team are far more than that. Next season, with the strengthening of the lineup and the accumulation of European combat experience, the Gunners may be able to truly enter the ranks of the top European giants. And this time the regret will eventually become a stepping stone for their future top.