Overview
- He started on the left of a back three and played the full match in Italy’s 3-1 World Cup qualifier win over Estonia.
- Key metrics reported included 108 touches, 80 of 87 passes completed (92%), seven of eight aerials won, five clearances, five recoveries and three interceptions.
- He also created two chances and took four shots from central defence, reflecting the greater attacking license he receives with Italy.
- Multiple reports say he has established himself as Arsenal’s first-choice left-back this season, limiting minutes for Myles Lewis‑Skelly, with Piero Hincapié cited as another left-side option.
- Coverage notes he came through uninjured after last season’s problems as fans and outlets praise his form, while reported market valuations vary between about £31m and £42m.