Player Ratings from Arsenal’s Impressive Performance Against Inter

**David Raya (7/10):**
The Spanish goalkeeper effectively managed his area, displaying composure and confidence, and was rarely troubled by a formidable opponent.

**Jurrien Timber (6/10):**
Timber has been a reliable presence for Arsenal this season but didn’t reach his usual standards in this outing.

**William Saliba (8/10):**
A standout performer in defense, Saliba demonstrated exceptional anticipation against Inter’s agile attack, utilizing his quick footwork and composure.

**Cristhian Mosquera (6/10):**
In his first start after recovering from an ankle injury, the young defender occasionally found it challenging to keep up with the game’s pace, as well as the threats posed by Thuram and Lautaro.

**Myles Lewis-Skelly (5/10):**
Lewis-Skelly has not replicated the form that made him a breakout star last season, suggesting he may benefit from additional playing time to regain his rhythm.

**Eberechi Eze (6/10):**
Eze appears to be lacking the dynamism he displayed earlier in the season, contributing only sporadic shots while struggling with ball retention.

**Martin Zubimendi (7/10):**
The summer acquisition remained calm and composed in possession, effectively fulfilling his defensive responsibilities throughout the match.

**Mikel Merino (6/10):**
Merino provided added physicality to Arsenal’s midfield but received a careless yellow card, resulting in his suspension for the next fixture against Kairat Almaty.

**Bukayo Saka (8/10):**
Saka posed significant challenges for Inter’s defense and could have easily secured multiple goals and assists. While his finishing was not as clinical as desired, he delivered an impressive overall performance, capped by an assist.

**Gabriel Jesus (9/10):**
Jesus delivered a near-perfect performance, scoring two goals—his first was particularly well-executed. He effectively held the ball, facilitated play for his teammates, and consistently threatened the opposition.

**Leandro Trossard (7/10):**
Although slightly overshadowed by his Arsenal teammates, Trossard still made valuable contributions, creating opportunities and providing an assist.

**Ben White (6/10):**
White performed his duties effectively, albeit with a quieter presence on the field.

**Declan Rice (7/10):**
Rice remained steadfast in his defensive role, delivering a solid performance for his team.

**Viktor Gyokeres (8/10):**
Gyokeres added a strong physical presence in attack and executed his goal impressively.

**Gabriel Magalhaes (7/10):**
Magalhaes contributed additional defensive stability throughout the match.

**Gabriel Martinelli (7/10):**
Martinelli made a significant impact with a brilliant long-range pass that set up Arsenal’s third goal.

**Mikel Arteta (8/10):**
Despite some criticism for a perceived lack of style in previous victories, Arteta’s tactical decisions in this match, particularly the choice to start Jesus, were commendable as Arsenal showcased their capabilities effectively.