Lisandro Martinez who is dubbed 'the butcher of Amsterdam' recently joined Manchester United from Ajax during the last summer transfer window. Since his arrival, Manchester United has experienced an epic turnaround and improvement concerning their game play and their stats. They are currently 3rd on the Premier League table, with 5 points lesser than first placed Arsenal. They are the only English club left in the 4 competitions this season, with their recent victory coming against Barcelona in the Europa League.
In an interview, Lisandro Martinez made an admission concerning his toughest opponent in the Premier League. He admitted that Arsenal's forward, Gabriel Jesus is the toughest opponent he has faced in the Premier League so far.
Manchester United have played against Arsenal twice this season. The first time they met, Manchester United won with a scoreline of 3-1. The second time they met, Gabriel Jesus didn't feature in it, but Arsenal won with a scoreline of 3-2, thanks to goals from Bukayo Saka and Nketiah.
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