International Friendlies refer to non-competitive soccer (football) matches played between national teams that do not form part of any official tournament or qualifying match. These matches are often scheduled to allow teams to prepare for upcoming competitions, assess player performance, or strengthen team cohesion without the pressure of competition points or standings. International Friendlies can also serve as opportunities for coaches to experiment with tactics or lineups, test new players, and build team chemistry. While they do not contribute to a team’s ranking or qualification for tournaments, they can be significant for generating revenue, engaging fans, and promoting the sport.
Several Arsenal players made their mark in international friendlies over the weekend, showcasing their talent and contributing to their respective national teams. Kai Havertz, playing for Germany, scored a goal…