The former Manchester United man played just 148 minutes under Unai Emery
'That guy' Danny Welbeck is out injured yet again. The English striker has been on Arsenal's injury list more often than the team sheet. And with his latest injury, he is not going to be offered a new contract despite his current deal expiring in the summer.
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The former Manchester United man played just 148 minutes under Unai Emery but still has 1 goal and 1 assist. However, for a player rated at 80 in the game, that is just not good enough.
With the rating refresh happening next month, Welbeck will be dropping from the 80 and above range and heading to 78. Once again, not many Ultimate Team players will be affected by this as he is only a part of the teams that are just being built.
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Even for the newbies, there are way better options like Roberto Pereyra, Kenedy and Diogo Jota – all Premier League players available for cheap.
Sripad is a veteran Sportskeeda football journalist, who has been with the company for around 9.5 years. His tryst with writing happened in class XI when he started penning blogs, and his foray into football was during the early 2000s, watching matches with his cousins.
Sripad has been a Chelsea fan through and through since the age of 9 and can watch their 2012 Champions League triumph on repeat. The undisputed ‘GOAT’ according to him is Lionel Messi and his favorite managers are Jose Mourinho and Sir Alex Ferguson. Apart from popular European leagues, he also likes to follow other leagues like the MLS, Saudi Pro League, Eredivisie, and Liga MX.
Sripad believes in only using the right sources for his articles, and is an expert in understanding how to get the right quotes for each news to provide proper background information. His exploits have led him to become a popular figure in European Football and interviewing Premier League legends such as Alan Shearer, Shay Given, Paul Dickov, and John Barnes. His articles have been much revered amongst the football fraternity and have been shared by the likes of John Terry, Gary Lineker, and Declan Rice.
If given a chance to change a football rule, Sripad wants VAR to be fully automated and offside rules to be less stringent. When not working, he likes to watch past Formula 1 races and play FIFA.
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