Arsenal has been left to pass on a bargain in the first £ 830k loan agreement for Randal Kolo Muani after Kai Havertz was excluded for the rest of the season with a hamstring injury.
The Gunners have now confirmed the German international, who has undergone the complicated blow when blocking a shot during the warm training camp of the club in Dubai, can be undergone and his rehabilitation will extend to the preseason.
The news follows that Gabriel Martinelli is expected to miss about a month of action with a hamstring tribe that is being sustained in the Carabao Cup semi-final defeat in the second leg in Newcastle.
Arsenal finally decided to sign an attacker during the transfer window of January, but they had no shortage of opportunities – even if Mikel Merino has since offered hope that he could offer an improvised solution in attack after his late two -purpose Cameo in Leicester .
At the beginning of the year they were offered Paris Saint-Germain striker Kolo Muani, frozen by Luis Enrique, but Mikel Arteta could not offer any guarantees of minutes.
After a few months, the Frenchman wanted to play in the cold in the Parc des Princes and eventually opted for a move to Juve over Tottenham.
Juventus paid an initial loan costs of € 1 million (£ 830,000) and immediately picked the benefits of the agreement, because Kolo Muani has already achieved five goals in his first three Series A performances.
The 26-year-old thought the target on his debut against Napoli before he also felt brackets against Empoli and Como insured.
The Italian giants could pay up to £ 4.75 million are satisfied with their various performance-related add-ons, but that is a small change when you consider that Kolo Muani has already threatened to change the course of their fatal season.
It is not a piece to say that if Martinelli and Havertz had sustained their injuries before the switch from Kolo Muani to Turin, Arsenal would have jumped to bring him on board.
The Gunners were also offered the 32-year-old striker Alvaro Morata for his switch to Galatasaray from AC Milan, but experienced the chance.
A deal for Tottenham -loaner Mathys Tel was also investigated, but Arsenal was not willing to meet the financial requirements of Bayern Munich and, like Kolo Muani, Arteta could not give any guarantees about playing time.
Tel wanted to play desperately regularly, otherwise otherwise would probably have stayed with Bayern and his situation at the end of the season would have reassessed again.
Since then, Tottenham pays a loan costs of £ 8.3 million for count after his dramatic deadline day U-Turn, while the North London club also covers the attacker for the next five months.
Spurs has an option of £ 45.8 million to buy this summer that could rise to £ 50 million with bonuses. Ange Postecoglou has already publicly spoken that he expects the Frenchman to become a Tottenham player next season.
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