The summer of Arsenal will center around their pursuit of a new frontman, while Mikel Arteta wants to add more firepower with Benjamin Sesko and Viktor Gyokeres on their radar
The priority of Arsenal this summer is to strengthen their front line with people like Viktor Gyokeres and Benjamin Sesko high on their shortlist. The lack of a productive frontman has been Mikel Arteta's biggest problem because he is forced to do it again with second place.
The Noord -Londers will further invest in an attempt to finally rule the top flight of England, which would end a long -term waiting time for a trophy. The summer of Arsenal will be dominated by talking about attacking reinforcements.
Martin Zubimendi At Real Sociedad is a long -term objective and various reports have claimed that a deal that is closed for the Spaniard, but there is no official communication.
Arsenal, for all their forward progress under Arteta, needs the silverware to support their clear quality and Arteta comes, among other things, to deliver. Another productive summer can help him take that next step – here is the last of the Emirates.
Sesko's ask for the next club
Arsenal Target Sesko claims that he wants to play for a club that can get the “best” out of him if he weighs a summer transfer. The 21-year-old Slovenian is the subject of strong interest of the Premier League and is now waiting to see which offers are coming on his way.
His club RB Leipzig has passed a difficult season and finished seventh, which means that they will be without European football. As a result, star players Sesko and Xavi Simons are heavily tipped to lead an exodus.
Sesko has tackled his future and tells the German broadcaster Sport1: “The club has given me a lot and keeps giving me a lot every day. It is a great club to develop.” Sesko added that in the future he “wants to play for a club that suits me, that brings out the best in me. That's the most important thing for me.”
Mitoma on Gunners Shortlist
Arsenal weighs a movement for Brighton's Kaoru Mitoma while looking to strengthen their forward line, but Bayern Munich is also ready to participate in the race for the Japanese bait. Mitoma has gone into force at the Amex with Europe's best now circling.
The gunners want to add to their front line, but they also want to bring quality to the wings. Mitoma has been identified as a potential target with the new sports director Andrea Berta, who currently sets a shortlist with goals.
Rodrygo is considered their dream signs, but the most important problem with the Real Madrid -Man is his wage requirements, Sky Germany reports. Brighton Chief Paul Barber previously admitted that Brighton will sell their top talents at a certain stage.
Alvarez is not liking prime minister
The impressive debut season of Julian Alvarez with Atletico Madrid has seen Arsenal behind it, but the Argentinian has reservations to return to the Premier League after just 12 months away. Alvarez was quickly brought to life under Diego Simeone and scored 29 times this year in all competitions.
Marca reports that Arsenal has registered an interest with the 25-year-old. They claimed that the Gunners are considered the 'strongest bidder' with a striker firmly on their shortlist.
Alvarez is at home in the demands of the English top flight, but is not convinced of a return to England, considering how well he settled in Spain and the ease with which he was arranged at the attitude of Atletico.