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Arsenal Turn to Ex-Liverpool Throw-In Coach Thomas Gronnemark for Set-Piece Boost

Arsenal have enlisted the expertise of Thomas Gronnemark, the world's leading throw-in coach and former world-record holder in the discipline, to enhance their set-piece performance. Gronnemark, who previously worked with Liverpool during their successful period under Jurgen Klopp, has been consulting with Arsenal at their training ground to share his specialized knowledge and techniques.

The Gunners, currently the top club in the Premier League, have strategically built a squad with considerable height across their defensive line to capitalize on set-piece opportunities. The club has long prioritized set pieces as a key component of their tactical approach.

Gronnemark's appointment comes several months after he publicly criticized the standard of throw-ins across the Premier League this season. He specifically highlighted Arsenal among the clubs taking what he termed "chaotic" throws, noting that possession rates on throw-ins under pressure at these top teams hover between 25 to 33 percent. Gronnemark emphasized that many teams execute low-quality long throw-ins that lack sufficient length and tactical purpose.

During his tenure at Liverpool, Gronnemark successfully elevated the quality of the team's throw-in execution. However, he observed that standards have subsequently declined across the league, partly due to teams training only one or two routines per zone rather than teaching players to think strategically about throw-ins.

Through this consultation with Gronnemark, Arsenal aims to develop more sophisticated and effective throw-in strategies to maximize their competitive advantage in set-piece situations.

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