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Praise for Arda Güler from the British press: He is an orchestra conductor

Jonathan Liew, a writer for the UK-based newspaper The Guardian, published an analysis piece regarding the victory over Austria. In his article, Liew spoke with praise about the performance of Turkey's young star, Arda Güler.

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Praise for Arda Güler from the British press: He is an orchestra conductor

The Guardian, one of England's leading newspapers, published an analysis piece regarding the EURO 2024 Round of 16 match played between Turkey and Austria.

Watching the match at Leipzig Stadium, one of The Guardian's writers, Jonathan Liew, used the headline "Thrilling Güler conducts Turkey's greatest night in generations as he turns finisher" in his analysis.

Recalling the corner kick taken in the 59th minute before Merih Demiral scored his and Turkey's second goal, Liew pointed out that Arda went to take the corner kick despite objects thrown from the Austrian stands and performed a "military salute" toward the Austrian stands immediately after the second goal was scored.

WE KNEW WHAT HE WAS CAPABLE OF

Stating that Arda had a breakthrough toward the end of the season at the Spanish football club Real Madrid, Liew said, "We already knew everything about Arda. We have seen the praise from his teammates and coaches. We know about his long-range goal against Georgia. We knew what he could do with a football. What we didn't know yet was when he would do it."

In his article, Liew mentioned that Austria started the second half of the match, which ended with Turkey leading 1-0 in the first half, quickly, but that Austria could not find the score despite Marko Arnautovic coming close to a goal. Stating that Arda asked for "help" from the bench after the Austrian pressure increased, Liew emphasized that head coach Montella responded to this request for help with the substitution of Salih Özcan.

HE WAS THE MARSHAL ON THE FIELD

Liew stated, "On a night of chaos and fierce struggle, Arda was not just a creative player but also an orchestra conductor. Not just a passer, but a commander. He was the lungs, the heart, and the marshal behind the energy on the field for the greatest night of Turkish football in generations."

IN HAKAN'S ABSENCE

Noting that Hakan Çalhanoğlu, who achieved success with his team Inter in the Italian league, could not play in this important match due to suspension, Liew said, "In the absence of Hakan Çalhanoğlu, it remained uncertain whether one of Europe's brightest young players could lead against one of the best teams in the tournament. Would this thrilling star be able to be a finisher? We got our answer immediately."

Liew said that after the goal in the 1st minute of the match, Arda took on the role of playmaker by receiving the ball far from the opponent's goal and attempted a shot against Austria similar to the one he hit from midfield against Osasuna in the Spanish league, which hit the crossbar.

Stating that Arda never lost his ambition during the match, Liew noted that even when he did not have the ball, Arda was constantly directing his teammates and getting angry at them for simple mistakes.

HE MADE AN INCREDIBLE SAVE

Liew reported that as Arda was taken off the field with 13 minutes left in the match, Austria's attacks became more frequent.

Stating that Austria came very close to an equalizer, Liew said regarding the save made by goalkeeper Mert Günok in the final seconds, "Mert made an incredible save in the final seconds."



News Source: 12punto

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