Bournemouth boss Scott Parker said his team was "unbelievable"Arsenal the threat of forward Gabriel Jesus.
Jesus scored last weekend's 4-2 Premier League win over LeicesteragainstManchester. He scored his first Gunners goal since his summer transfer from City.
As the newly promoted Cherries bounce back from his 4-0 thrashing at champions City, Parker is full of admiration for the Brazilian national team, and Mikel his Arteta team is vital. Gearing up for another tough test when we visit his stadium. Saturday night.
"Gabriel Jesus is a brilliant deal, a really great deal," said Parker.
``Miquel got this player for Manchester City. He's a top forward and an incredible center forward. It has all aspects of the game in. Can drop in, can link plays, can also be a threat to the back line, endless work rate in terms of putting pressure and leading the line.What does that mean? From.
"It's a real challenge to try to silence him over the weekend. He's a big player for them." Along with us, they are one of only two clubs to achieve a record of 100% in the first two rounds of a top league match.
The North London club were bottom of the division after he lost three in the opening game of last season.
Parker, who ultimately missed out on his league qualification for the Champions League last season to rivals Tottenham, said that Oleksandr acquired his Zinchenko this summer and that the Gunners are 'right there this year'. supported
"It's amazing what Mikel has done in such a short time," said Parker.
"The progress they've made with signings has made them even stronger.
"I seriously think they're the team to get there this year. They are a very technical team across the pitch.
"We accept it, we are ready for it.
"There are great challenges ahead of us."
