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From Gabriel Jesus to Kai Havertz, the players filling these roles have their merits, but they often seem more suited to playing as wingers or secondary attackers. This lack of a traditional number nine means that when Arsenal's primary game plan falters, the team finds itself at a loss for alternatives. The situation has been compounded by shaky defensive performances seen recently against teams like Newcastle, raising more questions about the club's overall strategy.