Keep working hard! TA commented on Arnold s assists to Juventus: Finally, the flash moment at Real Madrid

Earlier this morning, Arnold gave Real Madrid's first career assist, assisting young player Gonzalo Garcia to score the winning goal in the 1/8 final of the Club World Cup against Juventus. TA reporter Mario Cortegana commented on this: Arnold needs to show a critical moment in Real Madrid, and now he has done it.

At that moment, Arnold must have felt that he had truly come to Real Madrid. In the first three games of the Club World Cup for the new team, the England defender did not make outstanding contributions, and he was still trying to adapt to Real Madrid's new environment.

But Real Madrid is not suitable for slow-heating players. The club decided to pay Liverpool 10 million euros to terminate his contract with Premier League teams and allow him to play in the Club World Cup, although he could have joined for free on July 1.

This transfer has attracted much attention from Arnold. But his first star moment is worth waiting for as his magical performance against Juventus on Tuesday helped Real Madrid advance to the quarter-finals and will face Dortmund on Saturday.

In the 54th minute, Real Madrid was struggling to break through the opponent's defense, and the ball suddenly landed on the right side of Juventus' penalty area. Arnold sent the ball into the open, and a perfect cross assisted Gonzalo Garcia to score, which was also the only goal in this game.

Gonzalo has become a star of Real Madrid in this tournament, but he understands the credit for his goal. He told reporters after the game: "Arnold's footwork is exquisite and he can send the ball to where he wants it to go." Guiller obviously felt the same way. After the ball entered the net, he ran to hug the assister Arnold, not the goalkeeper.

This is a very creative perfect moment that can remind some nostalgic Real Madrid fans of another British man who often gives assists to his teammates - Beckham.

Real Madrid thanks Arnold for his performance on Tuesday, but he also needs such an opportunity. This cross that changed the game proved his strength and also proved why Real Madrid wanted him to participate in the Club World Cup with the team.

On a personal level, Arnold quickly adapted to Real Madrid's locker room, and he had established deep friendships with many players, including Wyson, Mbappe, Joan Armeni, Camavenga and Vinicius, while he and Bellingham themselves are good friends.

Sources close to Arnold insisted that the player enjoyed the first few weeks of play, he adapted and learned a new style of play, and that his confidence grew as each game progressed. His voice on the court was getting louder and louder.

Carvajal will serve as the team's first captain after the Club World Cup, and he is impressed by how quickly Arnold integrates into the team. Before the game against Juventus, Carvajal told reporters: "Arnold adapted very well and got along well with everyone. When he was with Belling, he was very confident and was very good with everyone. When the team had time in the evening, he would come for a walk and eat, and he performed very well."

's assist against Juventus helped Arnold make up for the previous performance that was far from perfect. Juventus threatened Real Madrid on his side of defense, Arnold dribbling twice, winning only twice in five confrontations, and conceding 15 ball rights (although his pass success rate is as high as 90%).

Arnold's impact on the game was not as immediate as another new player, Wyson, but Real Madrid's senior officials were not worried.

When asked about Arnold's assist, head coach Alonso told DAZN: "He has completed 500 such crosses throughout his career. Sometimes he is a little lonely and we have to give him other options because one-on-one single match is not suitable for him."

Arnold is aware of Real Madrid's criticism and demands, but he is not worried and will continue to work hard to achieve results.

Yesterday's start was a good start, but Arnold was not satisfied with that. He wants to continue to be the focus of attention in New York.