Everton manager David Moyes comes up against his former player Mikel Arteta in the dugout at Arsenal on Saturday…

Everton manager David Moyes reflected on his influence on Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta ahead of their Premier League clash at Emirates Stadium. Moyes, who originally signed Arteta for Everton in January 2005, questioned what his former midfielder may have learned from him compared to Pep Guardiola, suggesting Arteta might have picked up man-management standards, player demands, and establishing a winning culture.
Moyes praised Arteta's managerial achievements, highlighting Arsenal's FA Cup success and their recent Premier League title. He also commended the current prominence of Basque managers in the Premier League, comparing their collective success to past eras of Scottish managerial dominance.
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