Arsenal’s most expensive player scores goals that prove the 1.3 billion price tag is not in vain



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Arsenal's most expensive player scores goals that prove the 1.3 billion price tag is not in vain

Crazy ball – Arsenal’s most expensive match with a transfer price of 1.3 trillion proved to be worthy of such an expensive redemption after scoring a great goal from the edge of the penalty area against Dundalk in the Europa League that continued on Friday (30 / 10). Watch the video trailer.

The Gunners were already 2-0 up at the end of the first half of the Europa League game at the Emirates Stadium when the second half began and an attack on the Republic of Ireland team ensued, with the round being passed by Joe Willock to Arsenal’s most expensive player.

Nicolas Pepe, who came to Arsenal since August 2019, then made two light taps to find space before launching a volley that headed towards the upper left corner of Dundalk. Goalkeeper Gary Rogers flew to protect the ball, but his attempt failed because the circle was too fast and difficult to stop.

The goal completed the previous two scored by Eddie Nketiah and Joe Willock, two minutes apart, at the end of the first half of the match at Emirates Stadium. With this 3-0 victory, Arsenal controlled the top of Group B with 6 points, as many as FC Molde who also won twice.

Nicolas Pepe was confirmed as Arsenal’s most expensive player after his transfer price from Lille to the London club broke the record for the most expensive price previously held by Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang of 1 trillion rupees less, when the Borussia Dortmund player arrived at Emirates Stadium in 2018. Two goals and one assist for the Gunners this 2020/2021 season, Nicolas Pepe yesterday contributed 7 goals and 8 assists for the 2019/2020 season.

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