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Arsenal reminded of Bruno Fernandes issue with Martin Odegaard but Mikel Arteta has his solution

The six signings that Mikel Arteta and technical director Edu brought into the club last summer have all made an impact and contributed to the ongoing chase for the Champions League qualification spots.

Yet there remains a standout outfield presence who has elevated both his and Arsenal’s game. Martin Odegaard has become the centre of plenty of conversations around the successes of the current Gunners season and for numerous reasons.

In The Arsenal Way’s weekly Analysing Arsenal show, where I am joined by one of Reach’s scouting writers, I spoke to Josh Williams to catch up on the Gunners’ win over Brentford and look ahead to the clash with Wolves.

Within, we resumed what has become a running theme of our discussions, the importance and quality of Martin Odegaard. And just when I believed there was the perfect opportunity to throw the 23-year-old’s top displays at Josh, he countered expertly and expectantly well.

Josh and I have had some brilliant back and forths surrounding Odegaard. Whilst I am more than happy to allow myself to get carried away with the idea that the Norwegian will become an all-time great, Josh provides an outside and emotionally unattached perspective to keep me grounded.

Therefore, when I asked Josh whether he had deviated from his “beige” description of Odegaard from a previous show earlier in the season, Josh quite rightly responded by saying, “Has he been scoring or assisting? Let me see.”

I was quick to point out that there’s more to his game than those raw figures, but Josh again eloquently explained his point on the former Real Madrid man.

“That is what I mean though when I say beige in an attacking sense. There are plenty of nice players over the years who have been very pleasing on the

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