Mikel Arteta, the manager of Arsenal, expressed his delight and happiness for Reiss Nelson.
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This occurred after the winger helped Arsenal defeat Nottingham Forest on Sunday by coming off the bench.
The graduate of the Arsenal system who scored twice on Sunday, according to Arteta, has undergone a “genuine shift.”
The 5-0 victory also included contributions from Martin Odegaard, Thomas Partey, and Gabriel Martinelli.
Nelson, a former England U21 star, has been an Arsenal player since he was eight years old, but he has made few appearances for the north London club.
Nelson, though, was brought on as a substitute after Bukayo Saka was hurt, and he seized the chance with both hands.
Arteta told reporters, “I think not just myself but all his team members, all the staff, are really delighted for him because he is a youngster that is truly growing, really evolving, and really maturing.
Nelson is “changing and evolving,” he continued. How responsible he is and how dedicated he is to his work.
He is a happy child.