Arsenal’s midfield planning has moved past simple depth. The club now has to think about succession, rotation, physical load, and how many players can handle the base of midfield in a team that wants control. Ayyoub Bouaddi belongs in that conversation. He is 18, already trusted by Lille, already exposed to Ligue 1 and Champions League football, and now playing for Morocco at the World Cup. That changes the frame slightly. Bouaddi is no longer just an interesting young Ligue 1 midfielder. He is testing his game in senior international football, against elite opponents, in the kind of environment that […]
