Raya on culture, settling in, and West Ham
David Raya has played a significant role in helping us and Liverpool have the same defensive record in the Premier League since he joined the team in the summer.
When talking about his adjustment to life in north London following his relocation from Brentford, David was all smiles.
“It’s been a great move, a great change,” he remarked. “I’ve had a lot of new experiences, especially at a large club like Arsenal.” Since it’s among the greatest clubs in the world, I’m still getting used to the club and everything here, so the challenge has been amazing.
“What you put on your shoulders is pressure.” You play a significant role if you have faith in yourself.
In response to a question concerning his friendship with teammate goalie Aaron Ramsdale, David stated that the two stoppers in London Colney are totally supportive of one another.
“When another goalie joins a club, it’s a big thing,” he remarked. “Since Aaron had such an amazing season the previous year, I’m just here to help the team win the games that the coach puts me in.”
“I have a great relationship with Aaron. As colleagues, we work hard to improve one another during every session. We keep our attention on the team and don’t try to hear what the outside world has to say.
“I’m having a great time playing football and doing what I love every time I go outside, especially every training session. It’s
Our next league opponent is West Ham United, and we’ll be hoping to bounce back from our 3-1 Carabao Cup loss to the Hammers at the start of November.
David stated, “We have to be very aware of West Ham’s strengths. They are a great team that can hurt you in many ways, especially on fast attacks and counter-attacks.” “All we need to do is play our part and concentrate more on how we can win the game and on ourselves.
“We know what to expect because we played them in the cup as well.” Every game in this league is difficult. It will be a difficult competition because everyone may beat everyone because every game is in the
