Matteo Guendouzi trains with Arsenal the same day he signs – here are five things we noticed

Arsenal completed on Wednesday the signing of Frenchman Matteo Guendouzi, 19, and immediately threw him into the deep end.

After putting the pen on paper, the young man was sent to the London Colney training ground to show his new employers what he could do with a bullet at his feet.

Here are five things that we noticed as early as his first training session at Arsenal.

1. Arsenal wasted no time looking at his new signature Wednesday, inviting him to train the very day he signed.

A lesser individual who arrives with the nerves that surely accompany the signature of a club the size of & dquo; Arsenal could have struggled. Well, he was joined in the field by stars like Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Hector Bellerin

But it seems that Guendouzi got everything in his tracks and was too happy to show the staff of Arsenal – and his new boss Unai Emery – exactly what he could do. It's sinking or swimming in this game after all.

2. Happy to meet you

On the subject of showing his new boss what he can do, Guendouzi wasted no time in introducing himself personally.

Photographers captured the moment he shook hands with the gaffer, who had the youngster on his radar for some number of years.

Once again Guendouzi showed no nerve over what could have been overwhelming for 19 years old, who just left his native country to forge a In fact, it seems that Guendouzi has done nothing more than show his confidence and maturity on Wednesday – and Emery, who is looking to build a mentally strong team, is going to adore that.

Already one of the boys

Emery wants the whole Arsenal team to be better integrated after Arsene Wenger – including the academy. [19659017] Guendouzi met his new teammates of Arsenal
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He banned léphones lunch for example, and asked the young starlets to eat in the dining room with senior players.

Guendouzi met his new teammates for the first time Wednesday, but interacted with the team as he had been part of it for years.

4. An imposing character

It remains unclear what role Guendouzi will play for Arsenal this season, how he will be deployed by Emery, and the playing time that he will receive.

But one thing we know – judging by Wednesday's training photos – is that the Frenchman is an imposing individual.

The size of the midfielder would worry opposition player, and should come to his aid in the typically physical Premier League.

5. This is the season above all

Of course, the players want to be comfortable with the ball before the new season

But the most important thing at the moment is that the team reaches a maximum level of fitness in what will be a grueling campaign. And just because it's his first day at work, do not excuse him for being put to the test.