Owner of club praises player on loan, asking if anyone has seen how great he is.

Nuno Tavares, the talented young defender from Arsenal, has recently joined Italian club Lazio on a season-long loan. This move comes after Tavares fell out of favor with Arsenal's manager, Mikel Arteta. Tavares, who joined Arsenal from Benfica in 2021 for approximately £8 million, had spent the previous two seasons on loan at Marseille and Nottingham Forest.

Unfortunately, Tavares did not have a successful stint with Forest, only making 12 appearances in all competitions. However, he is determined to make a fresh start at Lazio and has already made a strong impression in his debut for the club. Despite picking up an injury during pre-season, Tavares managed to play before the international break and caught the eye with his impressive performance, even notching up two assists in a 2-2 draw against AC Milan.

His debut did not go unnoticed, as Lazio's owner, Claudio Lotito, showered Tavares with compliments and praised his potential. Lotito spoke highly of the defender, stating that the club has built a new team with great potential and asked for patience as the players settle in. He also mentioned other new arrivals, such as Taty Castellanos and Samuel Gigot, and their impressive skills.

When Tavares' loan move was announced, Lazio confirmed that there is an obligation to buy if certain on-field conditions are met. The fee is believed to be between €7-8 million, which is a significant investment for the club. Currently, Lazio sits eighth in the Serie A with one win in their first three games.

Tavares' departure from Arsenal may come as a surprise to some, but it seems that the young defender is looking for a fresh start and a chance to prove himself at a new club. His loan move to Lazio gives him the opportunity to play in one of the top leagues in Europe, and with his talent and determination, he is sure to make a name for himself in Italian football.

Despite Tavares' departure, Arsenal fans need not worry as the club has confirmed that the loan move includes an obligation to buy if certain conditions are met. This shows that the club still has faith in Tavares' abilities and believes he has a bright future ahead of him. We wish Tavares all the best at Lazio and will be keeping a close eye on his progress throughout the season.

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