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Ian Wright Criticizes David Raya’s Penalty Technique

Ian Wright Criticizes David Raya’s Penalty Technique

Arsenal legend Ian Wright has openly criticized goalkeeper David Raya's approach to saving penalties, particularly after the team's recent match against Everton. Wright, a former Arsenal striker, expressed his disappointment with Raya's technique during a penalty kick that led to a goal for Everton. He pointed out that Raya's decision to dive early was a tactical error, suggesting that the goalkeeper should have waited longer before committing to a direction.

The criticism comes amidst a backdrop of Arsenal fans also expressing their dissatisfaction with Raya's performance. Social media platforms have been abuzz with fans highlighting a specific moment during the Everton game where Raya's actions were deemed inadequate. This incident has sparked a broader debate about Raya's suitability as Arsenal's first-choice goalkeeper, especially with high-stakes matches like the upcoming clash against Real Madrid on the horizon.

Wright's comments have added fuel to the ongoing discussion about Arsenal's goalkeeping situation. As the team prepares for crucial games, the pressure is mounting on Raya to improve his penalty-saving skills and regain the confidence of both the fans and former club legends like Wright.

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