Barogon: Young players need to wait for opportunities and it is my dream to return to Arsenal to be a main player

Recently, Arsenal officially announced that Barogon has joined Middlesbrough on loan. Recently, Barogon was interviewed by the Mirror.

The 20-year-old is upset that he hasn't been given more chances this season. Barogon insists he will return to Arsenal as a better player and is ready to challenge Arteta's first-team players.

Barogon started against Brentford at the start of the season but was replaced 60 minutes later and Barogon has been eager to represent himself in the league. Even when Arsenal captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was recently dropped, Balogun didn't get a chance, and his last start was in the League Cup win over Sunderland.

Barogon is now determined to be part of Middlesbrough and help them reach the Championship promotion play-offs. Barogon said: "We lost the first game of the season and I want to use my ability to help the team. In first-team matches, you can't always get such opportunities. I was sad and frustrated, but I had to be ready to go again. ”

"I hope a successful loan will put me in a better position. Going through the spell at Arsenal (being their main striker) has always been something I want to achieve. Coming here, my job is to give my all and see what happens in the future. ”

"It's difficult for any young player. It's not going to happen overnight, young footballers have to wait for their chances and I'm looking forward to it coming now. I want to play in the top flight, fight for three points, fight for promotion, there's a lot of pressure to play in Miburg. For me, it was very suitable for me to learn and score goals here. ”

"It's a great feeling. I wanted to get race time, I tried to narrow down my options and talk to Chris Wilder, who knew Middlesbrough was where I wanted to go. ”

Asked if aubameyang felt he deserved a chance when he was abandoned, Balogon added: "I didn't make that association. We got the news, it's something we have to accept as a team and we need to move on. ”

"Arsenal's dressing room is very united and the players are all together. If I'm not sure about anything, or I feel like I need to improve, or I don't know what to do, there are a lot of people in the team I can ask for advice. ”

Nketia himself successfully loaned leeds United, and he gave Barlogon advice, who said: "I talked to Nketia about Leeds in the past. He said it was a good league and the experience of playing against opponents could be rewarding a lot. He made it clear that it was not the same as the youth team's game. ”

Barogon, who likes to study the striker's performance on social media, added: "Ronaldo, Henry, these are the player videos that I liked to watch before. I don't follow their example, but I do get inspiration from studying players and learning from anyone from anywhere. ”

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