BBC: Even though Yorke suffered a goal drought, his involvement and running were recognized by his teammates

October 6th News Recently, the BBC talked about the goal drought that Yorke has recently encountered. They said that as Arsenal continues to adopt a more direct style of play, players are expected to achieve better performance in the future.

Although Arsenal won eight of the first 10 games of the new season, the newly signed new player Yorke has encountered some difficulties. The Swedish striker, who joined for a transfer fee of £64 million, has not scored six consecutive games since scoring three goals in the first four games.

head coach Arteta said he gave Yorke a hug after the team's 2-0 victory over West Ham to affirm his efforts. With Havertz missing due to a knee injury, Yorke played all over the game in six of the first 10 games, which is more than Arteta's original plan.

Yorkecres performed well during his time at Portugal Sports, scoring 97 goals in two seasons. However, he did not have full pre-season training after coming to Arsenal and missed some team training. Despite this, his off-ball run and his help to the team are still recognized by his teammates.

Arteta repeatedly praised Yorke's efforts and performance, especially after the match against Olympiacos called his performance "excellent". Arsenal has changed its tactical style this season and created opportunities more through quick passes in the midfield, which also provides more room for Yorke.

Although Yorke has few goals at present, his teammates are full of confidence in him. After the game against West Ham, Saka said: "I believe Yorke will score. He has made a great contribution to the team and we are all very grateful."

Although Yorke's adaptation process was not smooth, his mentality and perseverance were considered an important quality for him. As Arsenal continues to adopt a more direct style of play, Yorke is expected to achieve better performance in the future.