A selection of Arsenal supporters have praised the performance of Nigeria international Wilfred Ndidi, who went the distance for the Foxes for the 10th time in the Premier League this term, and have urged the Gunners to make a move for his services.
Ndidi finished the game against the Eagles with a game-high eight successful tackles, while the rest of his Leicester City teammates managed 15 in total, according to stats from football statistics experts, Whoscored.com.
Here are some of the reactions on Twitter regarding the performance of the number 25: @osahon_efe: “What’s the point following Arsenal when you can comfortably enjoy Wilfred Ndidi and Leicester City. #CRYLEI.”
@lumie_olu: “Why #Arsenal have not picked up Wilfred Ndidi of @LCFC. I will never understand. #CRYLEI.”
@don_cross_AFC: “Ndidi could join Arsenal and start playing no. 10 under Emery.”
@DF_Arsenal2: “Wilfred Ndidi won 8 tackles at Selhurst Park. He’s a monster of a player. He’s averaging 5.3 tackles, 3.2 interceptions and 2.1 clearances per game. Phenomenal stats. Arsenal should go all out for the man. Ndidi next to Guendouzi would be incredible.”
@Kaaru254: “Sell Lacazette, buy Zaha. Sell Ozil, buy Maddison. Sell Xhaka, buy Ndidi. Fire Unai, bring Vieira. It’s all so simple @Arsenal.”
@AlekeMukunga: “I would tell Rodgers…soon after the match…come to The Arsenal and come with Ndidi (Ramsey-like) and any other you want.”
@AndrewJr07: “Sometimes i wonder why big clubs aren’t fighting for Ndidi, would take him at Arsenal in a flash.”
@i_amdipo: “Arsenal should just get Ndidi or Maddison.”
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