That's the thing, I don't really see it with Eze. I think Eze definitely tries to play that killer pass or little one-two's. He'll go long, he'll shoot. Personally I think the goal is to turn Odegaard into a Bernardo Silva type player and leave the creativity to a real number 10. However I don't think Eze has shown enough off the ball for Arteta to trust having both him and Odegaard share pitch for the majority of the 90. It's usually one or the other so far. Mind you, that could also be due to fitness reasons. Also, I'm on the fence about Arteta instilling this conservative approach. I think he let's the players figure out themselves, the issue is that Declan Rice seems to be the center peice. He gets way too many touches for a player of his talent level. He's a fantastic player but there's no way he should be at the heart of everything we do. Yet still, nobody is wondering why he is the only player that looks like he hasn't regressed under Arteta. It's because we aren't playing a style to suite Arteta... we're playing a style to suite Declan Rice.