The Mirror wrote that Arsenal will never have a better chance to win the championship than this season, but they need to face the status of forward Yokere.

Although Arsenal still leads the standings by three points after a nightmare start to the season, and is four points ahead of defending champion Liverpool, who have lost four games in a row, this just highlights the team's hidden dangers.

The article pointedly pointed out that Yorkress's performance was far from the level that his worth should have. He was "sluggish, made poor runs and missed chances" against Fulham last weekend. Although fans and coach Arteta are defending him, the reality is that he has only scored three goals so far and has not contributed a goal or assist in seven consecutive games.

The report analyzed a deeper dilemma: The reason Arteta was unable to "remove Jokeres from the line of fire" was because Havertz and Jesus were still recovering from injuries. This forces Arsenal to continue to start Jokeres without giving him time to gradually adapt. This situation may further undermine his confidence.

The team currently misses Havertz's agility and Jesus' dribbling, and the "battering ram" Jokeres they bought failed to take advantage even in set pieces and long passes.

Former Arsenal legendary striker Alan Smith commented that Yorkres may have technical shortcomings, but he still has the potential to score 20+ goals in a single season, and he needs to become a "master of abuse."

The article concluded that with Liverpool struggling and Manchester City not yet fully in form, this "should be Arsenal's year." But whether they can ultimately win the title will depend on whether the team can win "regardless of whether Jocles is in good or bad shape."