In the recent fixtures, Inter Milan has displayed a commendable competitive form, particularly in the Serie A league, where they have become one of the two most promising teams for the championship. Currently, in the winter transfer market, Inter is also brewing several key transfers to enhance the competitiveness of Inzaghi's team in the second half of the season. The midfield has become a position that requires significant adjustment from Inter's squad configuration. Among the current midfielders, Mkhitaryan's physical functions have declined significantly due to his age, which is reflected not only in reduced running and physical confrontation capabilities but also in the increasing number of injuries. Considering the laws of competitive sports, Inter cannot place too much hope on this 35-year-old veteran. Calhanoglu's situation is somewhat similar; although he is five years younger than Mkhitaryan, the number of injuries this season has also increased significantly. Judging from his on-field performance, compared to last season, Calhanoglu's efficiency has also declined. So far this season, Calhanoglu has only contributed 4 goals and 2 assists in the league. On the other hand, Aslani is in the ascending phase of his career. With the increase in injuries within the team, Inzaghi has given him considerable playing time. Objectively speaking, Aslani has good passing vision in the holding midfielder position, and his long pass accuracy is quite impressive. This season, he attempted 32 long passes, with 22 successfully finding teammates, achieving a success rate of 69%, ranking among the top in all holding midfielders in the league. However, Aslani also has obvious shortcomings, namely,…

Arsenal's match was a real cliffhanger, first being overwhelmed by Brentford to the point of struggling for breath, then successfully taking away three points with a comeback. Honestly, during the game, many people might have started to doubt Arteta's lineup, especially with Saka and Odegaard unable to play, it seemed like a makeshift team at best. The final result tells us that Arsenal's resilience under pressure should not be underestimated. Especially with Jesus' goal, which really helped the team out of trouble. Although his previous performance always seemed a bit lackluster, this goal not only opened up the situation for Arsenal but also greatly boosted his own confidence, making him one of the main topics of discussion among fans after the game. Speaking of Partey, he really helped stabilize Arsenal's midfield, with a performance worthy of an MVP. Especially in the absence of Saka and Odegaard's poor form, Partey continued to play a leadership role as usual. Did everyone notice that crucial pass in the game that directly allowed Jesus to seize the opportunity to score? Although the goal had some luck, the assist provided by Partey was solid value - his tough and intelligent presence in the midfield really kept Brentford firmly suppressed. This is what you have to admire; once the team falls into trouble, Partey is like an antiseptic, instantly restoring rhythm to Arsenal's tactics. Some netizens say: Partey is simply Arsenal's midfield magician; without Saka and Odegaard, he can still carry the game, that's the real core. It can be seen that behind these comments lies…