Arseblog Arsecast, The Arsenal Podcast Episode 861 - Get it Inter ya ...
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Jan 21, 2026 Football writer and analyst Andrew Allen joins to dive into Arsenal's 3-1 triumph over Inter Milan. They highlight Gabriel Jesus's dazzling performance, including two goals that may secure him a spot in the starting lineup against Manchester United. The discussion explores Mikel Arteta's strategic rotations, Bukayo Saka's relentless creativity, and a confidence boost for Viktor Gyokeres. They also touch on Ethan Nwaneri's potential loan to Marseille, reflecting on Arsenal's growing European stature under Arteta's intense leadership.
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European Wins Build Belief
- Arsenal treated the Inter game as more than a free hit and used it to build confidence and reputation in Europe.
- Mikel Arteta values midweek Champions League wins as foundations for belief and continental stature.
Rotation Without Weakening
- Arteta rotated heavily but still fielded a strong, aggressive XI showing squad depth.
- Seven changes produced a professional performance that should encourage the manager about options.
Jesus Finds Instinctive Form
- Gabriel Jesus produced instinctive, poacher-style finishes and looked revitalised at San Siro.
- His goals and movement created momentum and may force Arteta's selection decisions for United.