Two days after Arsenal's title celebrations at Selhurst Park in May, when fans were still savouring their success, co-chair Josh Kroenke was already looking ahead. "If you're not continually trying to evolve and improve, you're standing still," he said.
"He seems like a player built on the PlayStation," Cagliari head coach Fabio Pisacane told Sky in Italy recently. "Ninety-nine per cent acceleration and so on. He is handsome even when he runs. He looks like a panther, like a leopard." That man is Marco Palestra.
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