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If anything from Arsenal has proven this season, it is that they desperately need another striker in the team.

The boring ending and the torrent of key offensive players brought the Gunners a combination of Liverpool’s 15 points in the Premier League.

Additionally, with the stance of things, Reds’ Mikel Arteta’s team scored 17 goals, something that the summer urgently needs to be resolved.

Fortunately, this is something the club seems to be working on, as their interest in Viktor Gyokeres has been severely strengthened over the past week or so, even if they already have a multimillion-dollar player, more than he has on the team.

​​​​How much does Arsenal have to pay

Arsenal reportedly is interested in his position last summer, but it does seem to be heating up about the Swedish superstar since the advent of new sporting director Andrea Berta.

Furthermore, while the exact price required by the Sports CP may require its prolific striker once the windows are open, the athlete’s latest report claims it could be between £60 and £70 million.

While the above picture undoubtedly represents a large amount of financial investments by North Londoners, it is hard to say that this is not a reasonable valuation of the Portuguese giant.

For example, since moving to Lisbon in 2023, the former Coventry City star has made 100 appearances for the club, totaling 8,207 minutes, and has found 95 net rebounds and provided 28 assists.

In other words, the Stockholm-born “Powerhouse” called by analyst Ben Mattinson is averaging 1.23 goals per game since moving to Lisbon, or once every 66.72 minutes, which is ridiculous.

Overall, it’s not hard to see why Arsenal is so interested in signing this year, although he will compete with someone with a higher valuation next season, even if he joins for £70m: Kai Havertz.

How much is Kai Havertz worth it now

Yes, believe it or not, the player in question is Kai Havertz.

The former Chelsea star joined Arsenal for £65m in the summer of 2023 but was then placed in the top 100 most valuable players in CIES Football Obdervatry in the world football match earlier this year, with a staggering 130m euros converting to £109m.

Now, we know that for some of you it seems like a ridiculous number, and while it may be a bit exaggerated, it is hard to say that his reputation has not improved since the German International team and has been in the game since the initial moves two years ago, so perhaps a fairer price would be in between.

That being said, while he may still be divided, the “magnificent” footballer is called the Gunner by talent scout Jacek Kulig, a convenience player for the Gunners, especially since rising to the first half in the middle of last season.

Additionally, before being injured in February, the Yaxing-born poacher actually enjoyed a good enough campaign lead, scoring 15 goals and 5 assists in 34 appearances in 2776 minutes of action.

This means that the “superb” attacker is called by Arteta every 1.7 games, or every 138.8 minutes, which is not bad for interim strikers in the toughest league in the world.

Ultimately, Arsenal should still be out for signatures, as he looks like a lean, mean shooting device, but at Harveyz, the club has a reliable backup that can work in the middle of the park as well.