Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey has rated himself four over ten at Arsenal and promises to be consistent with his performances for the club.
The 28-year-old, who joined the Gunners from Atletico Madrid in the summer of 2020 has struggled with consistency, leaving Arsenal fans worried.
Partey has sometimes showed he can be the piece that connects the Arsenal team together and at other times he is totally missing.
The former Rojiblanco player has also struggled with fitness, which forced him miss the first three games of the season.
"I give myself four [out of 10], because there are moments I can really hurt the other team but there are also moments where I allow myself to lose focus and that's when everything goes down," he told Sky Sports.
"This is when you realise that you have to get better."
Thomas Partey was one of the player fingered for criticisms in the defeat to Manchester United last Thursday, and the deputy Black Stars captain accepted responsibility insisting he can do better.
"From the start [of the Manchester United game] I had a couple of moments where I gave two balls away and someone watching on TV from home or in the stadium, it is normal that they see this," Partey continued.
"At the end, I have to be happy with some moments, I have to learn from the bad parts and try to do better. I think they demanded more and personally I know I can give more. I have to keep working and at the end I will get the results."