Ethan Nwaneri (£ 1.9 million) came for Arsenal on Saturday on the occasion of Arsenal.
Mikel Merino (£ 3.3 million) scored a brace from the bank and earns a lot of praise for his effective show as an emergency striker, but it was the 17-year-old Starlet of the Gunners who inspired the visitors to the victory over Leicester over the King Power .
In the absence of Bukayo Saka (£ 6.6 million), Gabriel Martinelli (£ 4.1 million), Gabriel Jesus (£ 3.7 million) and Kai Havertz (£ 4.7 million), Mikel Arteta called A Front Three of Nwaneri, Raheem Sterling (£ 1.7 m) and Leandro Trossard (£ 3.9 million).
While the experienced 30-year-olds did not threaten much, the promising teenager dragged his side together with flashes of individual sparkle.
However, after Nwaneri had hit the woodwork twice, it seemed that Arsenal would drop points against relegation-threatened opponents, something that perhaps finished anything but their title challenge.
But the graduate graduate Van Hale did not end and it was his image-perfect cross that offered Merino a golden opportunity to break the impasse in the 81st minute-the Spain International with a header from close by to highly in northern London keep.
An assist was the least that Nwaneri earned and, thanks to the Bonus Point System of Dream Team, he was properly rewarded for his talismanic performance.
When everything was said and done, he achieved a total of 14 points, including the maximum of five bonus points – a relatively rare performance.
Ethan Nwaneri's player performance markets against Leicester (5 bonus points):
Last week we published an article about the potential of Nwaneri and Dream Team Managers who were a point about the younger names, were rewarded in a better way.
Looking ahead to Gamweek 25, he will certainly start against both West Ham and Nottingham Forest and must therefore be considered a smart option, especially at the low, low price of £ 1.9 million.
The hammers grow in 16th place and although the side of Nuno Espirito Santo insists on Champions League qualification, they lost 3-0 to Arsenal in November.
And who scored the third goal of the hosts on the Emirates that day? Yep, nwaneri.
Despite an increase in popularity at the weekend, he currently plays in 2.2% of the teams at the time of writing.
He is at least worth the necessary consideration.
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