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ARSENAL third-choice keeper Karl Hein was hailed as “the next best thing” after four shootout penalty saves – including from a Panenka.
Gunners’ fans singled out the Estonia star following a 3-0 win over Lyon in the Dubai Super Cup and an extra point for a 2-1 shootout victory.
Some responses on social media went a bit far – such as “best goalkeeper in the world”.
But the ex-Reading loanee, 20, could hardly have done more to stake his claim for a long-term future at the Emirates.
England back-up stopper Aaron Ramsdale and USA ace Matt Turner clearly remain Mikel Arteta’s first two options between the sticks.
But with those two absent ahead of the Premier League return at Christmas, Hein hopes to play in Arsenal’s other Dubai Super Cup game, against AC Milan on Tuesday.
And praise poured in for his display on Thursday.
Excited fans noted his “excellent performance” and one added: “Distribution was top.”
A fuller view came with this:
“He actually had a decent game. Hopefully he keeps developing well.”